The reason you want to dismantle all your unused mods into components is because the Year 1 mods will be next to useless in Year 2. There’s still a chance you’d get mod components, albeit very low.

If you’re unable to exchange your rare mods for legendary ones - perhaps you ran out of glimmer or you just don’t have time to be looking for them - just dismantle them as is.

After acquiring a stack, you can then directly exchange them for a legendary mod which you would, of course, dismantle for components.

As for your Year 1 rare/blue mods? You can choose to spend some glimmer to buy random blue mods from Banshee now.

Basically, you’ll want to dismantle all your Year 1 legendary/purple mods for mod components.

Otherwise, buy, combine, then dismantle.” As we’ve previously discussed, the mods system will be revamped which poses the question of what players should be doing with the mods they have now.

Let’s get right to it, shall we?ĭestiny 2: Forsaken - What do I do with my mods?įorsaken will make major changes to weapon mods in Destiny 2. There will be more changes when it comes to mods, class perks, Solstice armor/completions, and yes, even Xur. Many of these we’ll be part of Update 2.0.0 which goes live on August 28, a week before the expansion hits. There are, however, more things to consider in the recent This Week at Bungie (TWAB) announcement. We’ve also mentioned key details with big changes taking effect just before Forsaken releases on September 4. We already mentioned everything players should know about it - from the fall of Cayde-6 to the introduction of Gambit, to brand new raids and activities. That’s the Destiny 2 expansion that hopes to carry on with Warmind’s vibes and replicate the success of The Taken King in the first game.

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