Anyone who thinks of bugs and errors in Destiny 2 immediately thinks of the “Telesto” weapon. This crazy gun has caused many problems before, but this time it’s a different culprit. Lord of the Wolves is his name and he has now created the craziest bug ever.
What happened in Destiny 2? Bungie not only wanted to fix some bugs with Patch 6.2.5, but also polish many types of weapons and individual guns. Among the various weapons that benefited from this was an exo-shotgun that should also be optimized, namely the “Lord of the Wolves”.
The Exotic Shotgun should see a number of improvements to make it competitive in PvE as well, and to make the weapon more balanced in PvP.
Bungie has not only improved your precision during the active perk “Let go of the wolves”, but also given you a 40% PvE damage bonus. When patch 6.2.5 was rolled out and the adjustments were active, Lord of the Wolves was quickly deactivated by the team, fortunately.
Because this weapon had such a crazy bug that made you overpowered. We’ll show you the details.
Craziest bug in Destiny 2 makes you overpowered
Why was the Exo deactivated? Bungie immediately informed the Guardians on its Twitter account, telling them that the weapon is dealing more damage than it should.
In plain language, the weapon not only received a 40% damage buff itself. Every Guardian who had them equipped also got grenades, melee attacks, and even ults pushed (via. YouTube). In the right hands, this turned grenade and ultimate builds into downright top-tier killing machines.
YouTuber and PvP player CammyCakes immediately shared the curious bug on Twitter, asking, “Uhhhh Lord of Wolves, are you alright??!?”
The Lord of the Wolves in action, just prior to their deactivation by Bungie.
Craziest bug ever: There have been many bugs in Destiny 2, and most of them stem from the Telesto exo-weapon. Boss mechanics could be overridden and even guardians could be made immortal.
So the guardians in Destiny 2 are already used to a lot, but the fact that a weapon even shares its damage buff with the players is completely new. This catapults the Lord of the Wolves into the ranking of the most difficult weapons to tame in Destiny 2.
When will the weapon be accessible again? According to Bungie, the Exo shotgun fix will happen in next week’s upcoming patch. It is unclear whether the development team will manage to fix the error. The fact is, however, that bugs often creep in when the developers try to solve an existing problem. So stay tuned, maybe new bugs will find their way into the game.
What do you think of the wolf lord bug? Do you also find it absurd how the Exo managed to give you a damage buff? Let’s find out in the comments!
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