If you’re running pinnacle content like raids and Grandmaster Nightfalls in Destiny 2, chances are you or someone on your team has been using the exotic trace rifle Divinity since the start of Shadowkeep. Related: Destiny 2: A Complete Guide To The Vault Of Glass Raid If you’re your Fireteam’s designated support, Breach and Clear will finally free you from the Divinity duty, and it’s a beautiful thing. Breach and Clear has made a believer out of me, and while it’s not the only unique or useful mod introduced, it has had the biggest impact on my gameplay. I’ve never been excited about a seasonal artifact.until now. At worst, it’s a system that shoehorns you into using specific weapon types for pinnacle content that you may or may not jive with. At best, the Artifact Mod system can be described as a way to keep Champion fights fresh from season to season.
Anytime the Artifact has experimented with new offerings, it’s generally introduced new mods that are either overpriced, underperform - or both. A system that rotates available mods each season is good in theory, but so far, all we’ve really gotten out of it is some variety for Champion mods and cheaper versions of already available and uncommonly used mods. Since its introduction in Season of the Undying, the Artifact Mod system has been little more than a necessary evil. It took seven seasons, but Destiny 2’s artifact system has finally impressed me.
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