Was wondering the same thing, the exotics can really screw with the numbers :D

You just focus them with Rahool

​@@Killian665or do lost sectors lot of engrams, cores too

Or just use D2 Armour Picker?

People should aim for high resilience first of all then discipline/recovery/mobility depending on whether it's a hunter or warlock. Most people new to the game wont have much in the way of gear to do the harder content so focus on survivability firstly. I still see people, even those who are not new, who ignore resilience and focus on Intelligence which seems a waste when you're in a GM. Saw a guy with 30 resil and 100 Intel and he struggled. I get why he thought that was a good idea - faster supers, but he didn't live long enough to get supers faster than the other two fireteam members who were alive and generating super energy by killing stuff, picking up orbs. You get super energy a whole host of ways so it's really not an issue. A sneaky way to get a boost in stats until a new player can get some right good gear is the Stasis Fragment Whisper of Hedrons - Freezing targets grants the following benefits for 11 seconds under the Stat Boost buff: • 60 Mobility, Resilience, and Recovery • 30? Stability • 15 Aim Assist • 20 Airborne Effectiveness So if you had 40 in Mobility, Resilience and Recovery, just freezing a mob will bump those stats up to 100 for 11 seconds. Whisper of Chains makes you take 40% less damage when you're close to an ice crystal. So if a new player wants to try some tougher tuff before they get triple 100's, there's ways around it.

this is a dumb video and misleading because 99.99% all builds will have one exotic piece..he makes a build with no exotic armor so false click bait video 🤬

You can focus via Rhaool (botched his name for sure) with the desired Stat mod on your ghost for pretty decent rolls. Just kinda pricy on the golf balls if you're looking for a perfect roll though.

@@lucianoreyes6754 yeah, I'm scared to go spend golf balls and then get something that's not any better lol

It’s pricey, but you can target farm exotics. Getting a perfect roll is difficult. But something acceptable is achievable after 2-3 attempts in my experience.

It’s pricey, but you can target farm exotics. Getting a perfect roll is difficult. But something acceptable is achievable after 2-3 attempts in my experience.

The exotic perk is typically more valuable than one or two extra tiers of the stat you’re wanting to get to 100. I’d recommend going for two if you absolutely have to choose. Typically though, if you focus enough armor pieces, you should be able to get triple 100s.

Going by this specific videos logic, you’d set your ghost mod to discipline then. Just keep in mind that you’ll then need to put resilience and recovery armour mods on which are 4 energy each, thus leaving less room for other mods in any given build which isn’t really a worthwhile trade in most cases.

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So if I wanted to try for at least 100 Resilience and 100 Recovery on warlock what ghost mod should I use? discipline?

A damn good breakdown. 👍🏻

You dont even need 100 recov on warlock tho, solar warlock always has some to get instant health ( not to mention armor mods), void has devour, and arc has its means of gaining health. In our current sandbox only resil and discipline truly matter for any warlock. From there mobility imo would be the real choice if anything, costs 3 and typically fits in the slots based on typically used mods on warlock. But recov doesnt really matter unless you run pvp

@@OpticSpycrab_OG right… but Warlocks specifically want recov because it governs their class ability cooldown, that was my point. Hunters usually want higher mobility, Titans have it easy since resilience is prioritized anyway, and then Warlocks usually want a high recovery. It has little to do with the actual health regen speed.

how do you even get 90 stat pieces?

@@Takkunda 68 base, 12 from masterwork, 10 from a mod

me with 2 100s and no Artifice armor D2ArmorPicker is the GOAT

Yeah this seasons wish armour is no where near as good as witch or previous ones

After rolling thousands of them at this point, they can all roll max double spikes. But personal experience it seems I get the best most oftem from Wish and Defiant engrams, Deep not so much, and Witch for some reason doesn't give many engrams at all.

@@pencilswordfish I had good luck with deep engrams got triple on my Hunter plus you can still farm

gotd entrence maybe

Duality when it's the weekly dungeon.

Imo the Grasp of Avarice dungeon is the best one to farm. It's at the first boss and it only drops the class item, legs, or matador 64 from that chest. 2\3 chance to get artifice armor and then matador for PVP. Also that encounter is pretty easy.

Pit of heresy is amazing also warlord ruin 1st boss on master is great

Fastest method would be Grasp of Avarice final encounter. It's 2 drops everytime and it can drop any armor piece.

A better strat is to do double 100s and then get up to about 60-70 with your third stat and use the armor charge mod that gives you plus 30. It's only 3 mod slots on one piece

@@TorioMason What armor charge mod

@@flmdcfc123 The font mods. each stat is on a different armor piece.

​@@TorioMasonfonts are terrible

@@cohenosten lol huh? You gonna elaborate?

Riptide, its a fusion rifle that you can farm from Shax

He mentioned that.

Not necessarily true I'm a titan main, not that easy unless your on stasis or void

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? Technically Warlocks are the ones who get shafted here most. Warlocks will always want resilience and recovery at least but both of those stats cost 4 energy for armour mods, since they’re double dipping in the top bracket that also means they need to put their ghost mod on discipline which guarantees that they’ll need to make all of their armour mods resilience and recovery, leaving less room for other armour mods and build versatility. Titans really only need resilience from top bracket so then they can set their ghost mod to that while their armour mods can go to discipline and strength which both only cost 3 energy. Likewise for Hunters who probably want mobility and resilience from top bracket, they’d put their ghost mod onto discipline and then they can just look out for armour with higher resilience over mobility so that they can put most of their mods on mobility which is also only 3 energy. So generally this triple 100 stat technique works best for Titans who don’t care about 100 recovery, allowing them to optimize their mod costs between discipline and strength. But Hunters can also ideally save themselves some armour energy if they’re wiling to be more specific with their armour. Warlocks will always get fucked and need to spend the 4 energy every time due to the nature of their desired stats.

@@tristanlambert658 Damn… never looked at it like that 😅

Everyone is aware. He's just showing a video simply explaining stat distribution. We all get we want to equip fragments.

Step 2: pay

You can only get those numbers if the armour is masterworked and mods added. Max base stat you can get on armour is 68 on legendary armour.

Bruv lying through his ass

Fr 🤣🤣

Stats are better for exotic armor, therefore using one would make the trip 100s easier (the max roll is 71)... so I don't get your point.

He also has an exotic armor on, watch the whole video through next time buddy :)!

@rytre Who wouldn't play with exotic armor on? You'd be a fool to not play with exotic armor. I think you mean Raid or Artifice armor because that can can mods with higher armor. I'm running 40, 100, 100, 100, 50, 30 on my hunter that I hadn't used in 2 plus years. Took me a week off and on to get to those numbers and be fully up to my 1837 light level. As if light level or triple 100s matters in Destiny anymore. It's all fragments and mods. Take a Warlock or a Strand Titan or even a wittle vanishing sneaky Void Hunter and do anything.