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In this guide, we shall go over how to get the Mint Retrograde in Destiny 2, and shall also look at the weapon’s PvE and PvP God Rolls.
Destiny 2’s massive selection of weapons has now gotten even bigger with The Edge of Fate expansion. This expansion brings in a ton of new weapons, ensuring there’s something for every playstyle. If you’re someone who loves using Strand Rocket-Assisted Pulse Rifles, the Mint Retrograde might be the winner of the batch.
The Mint Retrograde is a Strand Rocket-Assisted Pulse Rifle that deals three times the damage of its sidearm counterparts. This is one of the highest damage-dealing weapons in the game and absolutely shreds in PvE scenarios. It is one of the best weapons in this DLC, and if you aren’t using it yet, we’re here to help.
In this guide, we shall go over how to get the Mint Retrograde Strand Rocket-Assisted Pulse Rifle in Destiny 2. We shall also take a look at the weapon’s PvE and PvP God Rolls so you can make the best of it.
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How To Get Mint Retrograde in Destiny 2
You get the Mint Retrograde weapon as a drop within the Pinnacle Ops activities in the game. You can earn the weapon as a drop from these activities. As of the time of this writing, Pinnacle Ops has three activities you can pursue: Encore, The Whisper, and Kell’s Fall. We recommend farming all three until you get your hands on the weapon.
Mint Retrograde PvE & PvP God Roll Guide
PvE God Roll
| Barrel | Arrowhead Brake |
| Magazine | Flared Magwell |
| Trait 1 | Hatchling |
| Trait 2 | One for All |
| Masterwork | Velocity |
You can use any of the following perks for PvE as you see fit:
- Arrowhead Brake helps cut down the recoil and improve handling.
- Flared Magwell will improve stability and increase reload speed.
- Hatchling will spawn a Threadling after precision final blows.
- One for All will boost damage if you hit three separate targets.
Also Read: Destiny 2 the Edge of Fate: How To Complete Dark Academia
PvP God Roll
The Mint Retrograde may deal a ton of damage, but its limited ammo makes it a liability in PvP scenarios. This is a weapon we do not recommend carrying into PvP, as there are many better options to play with.
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