5. Weapons from the Gunsmith Banshee-44
The gunsmith in Destiny 2, Banshee-44, sells a variety of legendary weapons daily.
- Whoever invests 30 Legendary Shards and 7,000 Glimmer can directly buy one of these Legendary firearms from him.
But this offer is rarely worthwhile. Because often the weapon rolls are not good enough for this shopping experience to pay off. Therefore, check light.gg to see what ratings the weapon rolls have before you buy them.
Experienced Guardians therefore only check what he has on offer daily and then decide whether it’s worth buying.
6. Armor from Ada-1
Similar to the weapons at Banshee-44, it’s the same with armor at Ada-1. She also has an armor set on offer week after week. But its values are often too poor, and therefore the price is too high.
- Each armor piece costs 1,000 Glimmer and 25 Legendary Shards.
However, a detour is worthwhile. Ada-1 has occasionally sold really good armor in the past, with very high and well-distributed values. But only then is it worth it.
The only option to deviate is if Ada-1 has armor for sale that you don’t yet own. This way, the collection can be completed, and you also have the option to use this armor as transmog.
So stop by her, check if you might be missing a set, and then look at the armor values. If they are very high and well distributed, then making a purchase is worthwhile.
7. Upgrade Modules from Banshee-44
Just like Legendary weapons, Banshee-44 offers Upgrade Modules. You need these regularly, as Upgrade Modules infuse armor and weapons in Destiny 2 to raise them to a higher power level.
But here, you should really only proceed with caution and invest in the item. Because actually, the price is a bit overpriced.
- You pay 1 Enhancement Core, 10 Legendary Shards, and 5,000 Glimmer for one Upgrade Module.
Typically, with some game knowledge, it’s also not a problem to equip yourself with Upgrade Modules. They also drop from the Season Pass as well as from the Legendary DLC campaign. You can even farm them by repeating the weekly story mission.
Or you play one of the playlists and equip your Ghost with a corresponding mod that grants a chance for a random drop of the item. This will then automatically fill your stock of Upgrade Modules with a bit of luck.
8. Sneaky Glimmer Dust Minimizers in Eververse
If you like to shop for new cosmetics from Tess with in-game currency, you should also be careful. She also offers 2 items that you should definitely not buy, as they waste your valuable Glimmer Dust.
- Concentrated Matterweave: Grants a chance for defeated bosses to drop an Upgrade Module for 250 Glimmer Dust.
- Glimmer Shard: There is a chance that defeated enemies will cause a Glimmer rain for 250 Glimmer Dust.
Upgrade Modules and Glimmer are not worth this shopping trip and likely aim only to have you spend your Glimmer Dust on something that can be earned easier. So, unless you are swimming in Glimmer Dust, you’d better buy a new ornament than these two items.
Whether you are an experienced Guardian of Light or a newcomer to the world of Destiny 2: Smart management of resources is the key to success. Be selective in your purchases, set priorities, and use the game to obtain the materials you want.
By following these tips and managing their resources wisely, Guardians can get the most out of their gaming experience in Destiny 2.
What experiences have you had with purchasing items from vendors in Destiny 2? Are there others you would also strongly advise against? Have you ever regretted a purchase or been upset afterward because it was so expensive? Then please let us know in the comments.
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