@leffenfanboy I would say a narrated, slightly more well produced version would go a long way into making the video better, but any version is better than none.
@MijagoCoding I would like to sort by base tiers, it can be troublesome having to do the math in my head briefly after changing the fragment setup to realize that max tier 37 = tier 33 + 5 mods - 1 negative stat fragment. After sorting by that I'd like a secondary sort by mod cost/wasted.
@Sliq1337 Kickstarts proc when your ability energy is depleted, presumably movement shoulder charge won't deplete it then grant ~85% energy back, it'll probably just comsume the 15%, which won't proc kickstart, as I understand it at least.
@SlickSiwik I feel like you posted this hoping for the other result and are now in shambles trying to come up with reasons why "a little bit" actually means way more than "some".
@rosoddle@Waubb Ah, you mean the actual Destiny 1 raid exotics, not the reprised D1 raid exotics in D2. Didn't realize. None of the D1 raid exotics had catalysts then either. :p
@rosoddle@Waubb Vex and Touch of Malice are both random drops, no?And yeah, Divinity is a quest exotic, similar to Acrius. That's not to say it's not the "raid" exotic for Garden. Still it's been since 2017 that we had a D2 raid exotic with a catalyst, unlikely we'll see another soon.
@Waubb@rosoddle And Acrius wasn't even a "true" raid exotic, it was a quest one. Admittedly the final step of the quest was to complete Leviathan, but all the other raid exotics are final boss RNG drops. And yeah, none of the d2 raid exotics have catalysts.
@thogcancel @strenkom@ssbMekk Fox drill has downwards knockback, not allowing you to land cancel it by holding down. Even if it didn't you need to account for the 4f (for most characters) landing lag you incur upon successful CC/ASDI down, meaning no character could get a move out in between fox drill hits.