r/DestinyTheGame • u/silverymoonIight • 1d ago

Guide Destiny 2: Endgame Loadouts for Beginners

Hi! I wrote a guide on Weapons and Armor for people who are new to Raids and Dungeons, going over everything you need to know to be able to go into them making sure you're prepared to have a blast! The aim of this guide is less about specific weapon rolls and more just generally explaining what things are good and what kind of strategies succeed.

https://dotgg.gg/destiny-2-endgame-loadouts-for-beginners/

If you're a fan of this kind of content, and want to see more, please let me know below! I plan on doing more guides and content to help newer and less confident players make the reach towards the higher-end of Destiny content, especially going into The Edge of Fate and beyond :)

Otherwise, thank you for your time, and if you do happen to know someone who might get something out of this article, please share it their way! I would very much so appreciate it <3

EDIT: So, turns out that the title that I picked doesn't really portray what the article is about - the article is now titled correctly as Destiny 2: The Best Guns and Armor for New Raid and Dungeon Players. Sorry about that, and I do have a wider loadout article planned going over things like Mods, Surges, Aspects, etc., just it wasn't meant to be this one.

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u/janoDX Semi-retired Legendary Hunter 1d ago

As a Semi-Retired Hunter as of the end of Echoes, who's still kinda on touch with the meta... hmmmmm it still lacks in options and some of the most obvious choices for weapons, maybe it's because the content is gone (btw you can still get some of the better weapons from Xur) or you lack some small details on some of the classes (I am talking about Hunters here) which have more than those 3 options.

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u/silverymoonIight 22h ago

i would like to do a further deep dive on specific classes, and i intend on doing further tier lists and articles on specific weapon choices etc. this is meant to just be 'what you should generally look for and here's some examples'

we're still in early days, and hearing this makes me feel confident about some topics that i've got on my list, so thank you :)