The Fate Moon was PlayStation-exclusive in the first year of Destiny, causing Xbox Guardians to look enviously at PS Guardians. It came with an elegant design that quickly won many friends.
The Fate Moon is of the archetype with 81 impact, which is still the best and most popular hand cannon archetype even in Year 3.
Not only was the Fate Moon popular because of its design: It also had no weaknesses. It was feared in both PvE and PvP. The Fate Moon fired quickly and accurately, dealt good damage, and came with astonishingly high range. Thanks to this bombastic range, the Fate Moon held its own against sniper rifles and scout rifles.
The special perks are Roulette and Double Ace, which cause random bullets to inflict bonus damage. A nice bonus that rounded out the power of the Fate Moon.
It quickly evolved into a beloved weapon that boasted deadly precision. However, the “Year 2” edition was no longer as dominant, meaning Xbox Guardians never got to enjoy the outstanding Fate Moon from Year 1.
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