The Belisarius-D is an all-new Strand Pulse Rifle brought to you with the Season of the Wish. Below, I will tell you about the best perks and god rolls for the Belisarius-D in Destiny 2.
How to get the Belisarius-D Strand Pulse Rifle in Destiny 2
The Belisarius-D is a Strand Pulse Rifle that was introduced in Destiny 2's Season of the Wish. This Legendary rifle has firerate of 450 RPM, which makes it a decent choice for PvP gameplay. The specifications of the Belisarius-D are as follows:
- Impact: 35
- Range: 77
- Stability: 55
- Handling: 31
- Reload Speed: 2.4 seconds
- Aim Assistance: 40
- Zoom: 19
- Airborne Effectiveness: 25
- Recoil: 74
To obtain the Belisarius-D, you simply need to participate in competitive games in The Crucible, regardless of whether you win or lose. You have one chance per character each week, so you have plenty of time to sort out the God Roll for the Belisarius-D.
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Destiny 2 Season of the Wish Belisarius-D God Roll
PvP
- Barrel: Arrowhead Brake
- Magazine: Ricochet Rounds
- First trait: Rapid Hit or Keep Away
- Second trait: Headseeker or Kill Clip
- Stock: Short-Action Stock
- Masterwork: Handling
- Mod: Counterbalance Stock
Since the Belisarius-D already has a range of 77, which is more than enough for any PvP scenario in my opinion, our main goal is to improve the manageability of the pulse rifle by balancing its handling and recoil.
PvE
- Barrel: Arrowhead Brake
- Magazine: Armor-Piercing Rounds
- First trait: Slice or Elemental Capacitor
- Second trait: Zen Moment or Moving Target
- Stock: Short-Action Stock
- Masterwork: Handling
- Mod: Counterbalance Stock or Targeting Adjuster
The goal here is still to maintain the handling of the Belisarius-D, with the exception of including a few perks and rolls that make the rifle more versatile. This will help you in a PvE scenario, allowing you to take on large mobs of enemies.
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