Overall, this Hollow Denial god roll is as good as it’s going to get. It’s one of the lesser-seen damage perks compared to Frenzy or Rampage, but it’s as good, if not better than those META staples. Each kill grants it 10% more damage, up to 30%. It’s a simple perk that increases the weapon’s damage output every time you get a kill until you reload or swap weapons. Killing Tally isn’t as technical or strategic as Adaptive Munitions, but it’s just as strong. This perk genuinely allows Hollow Denial to perform at a remarkably high level despite not being a powerful weapon. Adaptive Munitions completely negates that by making the weapon output the same damage type as the shield it’s hitting. Unless you’re coordinating with your team or using something like an Arbalist, you’re going to struggle. There are three damage types that shields can have, and most D2 players will only bring two of those three into a Nightfall. That means that enemies with shields are incredibly resistant to damage types that don’t match that shield. In almost every high-end PvE challenge, whether that be Master Raids or Grandmaster Nightfalls, enemies have Match Game. At least, they are if you want the best Hollow Denial god roll you can get.Īdaptive Munitions is, and always will be, an S-tier perk for end-game PvE activities. It’s far from mandatory, though, so swap this up with whatever strikes your fancy.Īdaptive Munitions and Killing Tally, on the other hand, are pretty mandatory. Ultimately, your battery/ammo perk also doesn’t matter too much here – but the reload speed, range, and stability that Tactical Battery gives you is nice. The same can be said for Tactical Battery. On weapon types where range isn’t too much of an issue – this should be one of your go-to’s, but it’s not all that important. Beyond that, though, I’m not sure you’ll get what you need out of this weapon.Īrrowhead Break is a go-to staple for anything that could be considered “automatic.” Auto rifles, SMGs, and trace rifles all benefit from the improved recoil direction that the barrel offers. Still, this god roll isn’t all that bad and will do for a Master Nightfall or two. It’s a victim of the weapon archetype still not having much of their own identity. Destiny 2 Hollow Denial God Rolls Hollow Denial PvE God Roll Screenshot via D2Gunsmithĭespite being one of the most used legendary trace rifles in all of Destiny 2, Hollow Denial doesn’t have too much going for it. They’re as good as it’s going to get for the gun, although compared to something like a Calus Mini-Tool, that isn’t saying much. If you’re one of the very few Destiny 2players eager to try out trace rifles, then give these two Hollow Denial god rolls a try. PvP, on the other hand, is a different story. Still, I think I’ve at least made the weapon viable in PvE. Trace rifles are already weak enough in Destiny 2, and Hollow Denial doesn’t have a conventional “god roll” perk pool. I mean, I’ve done the best I can all things considered, but the weapon just isn’t that good. These two Hollow Denial god rolls are… not great.
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