While a few other guns in Destiny 2’s Episode: Revenant stand out a bit more, like Exuviae and Liturgy, the adaptive frame Arc pulse rifle Vantage Point you can get from the episode is pretty good, too. Its god roll makes it a well-rounded weapon in PvE in particular, and can work well with Arc builds focused on delivering Jolt to enemies to keep them electrified while keeping yourself Amplified.Table of Contents [hide]
- How To Get Vantage Point
- Vantage Point God Rolls
- Vantage Point PvE God Roll
- Vantage Point PvP God Roll
How To Get Vantage Point
Right now, Revenant weapons can be earned by playing the episode’s main attraction, the wave-base…
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Once you’ve flown a couple of times, airline safety videos are usually boring enough to easily ignore (although you really shouldn’t). But a video featuring Pikachu and several other Pokemon teaching you proper airplane safety rules? Now that’s an attention-grabber. All Nippon Airways and The Pokemon Company have teamed up to instruct passengers how to stay safe on aircraft, and the result is an adorable collaboration you’ll want to watch. The video above has some pretty great cameos from various Pokemon, like Farfetch’d’s tiny leek stick luggage taking up far too much space in the overhead compartment, Pikachu observing the seatbelt rule, and a Jigglypuff looking like it’s ready to assault a vaper. This is all the information you’d typically expect from an airline video …
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It’s taken some extra effort, but after numerous delays, the Borderlands movie has finally arrived in a whole new ecosystem for video game adaptations, one in which we no longer expect them all to automatically be terrible. Despite that, some of them will still be terrible–a bad movie is a bad movie, no matter what its source material is. Borderlands is, unfortunately, one such example. But Borderlands isn’t terrible because it’s a video game movie–a large part of the problem is actually how far it deviates from the game’s baseline in order to create a far more generic experience than it should have.Warning: This article will contain multiple major spoilers for the Borderlands movie, including details of its ending, as well as comparisons with the plots of the games. Read more