This build is relatively vague, but Titans have a plethora of melee-enhancing Exotics to choose from, each with its own effects. Radiant Light is also a good choice to bolster up your Strength. As far as equipment goes, Melee Wellmaker, Bountiful Wells, and Well of Ions work well together, though you can also add Elemental Charge and Heavy-Handed for more ability regen. They all offer their own benefits, so pick your poison: your loop and build will be similar regardless of what you choose to do.įor the subclass-specific elements, you should run a combination of Juggernaut and Knockout due to their synergy. There are a few Exotics that can buff Titans’ melee attacks-An Insurmountable Skullfort, Wormgod Caress, Synthoceps, Heart of Inmost Light, Peregrine Greaves, and Mk. Titans and punching often go fist in fist, and Arc 3.0 offers plenty of tools for Titans and Hunters to get up close and personal. Recommended mods: Font of Wisdom, Elemental Ordnance, Ashes to Assets (Solar, Helmet).Fragments: Recharge, Shock, Resistance, Ions (when unlocked).Grenade: Any, though Titans get an extra.Aspects: Touch of Thunder is needed, but the choice between the other two is up to personal preference.
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Throw in some Bomber mods too and use a Rally Barricade for the shorter cooldown. Touch of Thunder rounds out this build-since you’ll be using grenades for Ashes to Assets anyway, might as well get more bang for your buck. Throw in Elemental Ordnance and Bountiful Wells, then Ashes to Assets for extra Super energy on grenade kills. The core of this build revolves around Cuirass of the Falling Star and getting your Super, so Font of Wisdom + Elemental Well mods are essential.
Though the Super wasn’t directly buffed with the release of Arc 3.0, the Arc overhaul made the class all-around more useful and gave Thundercrash Titans more reason to bring the thunder to a fight. Thundercrash has been the strongest suit of Arc Titans since the release of Cuirass of the Falling Star. Best Arc 3.0 Builds for Titans in Destiny 2 The Thundercrash: Cuirass of the Falling Star Here are our best builds for each class based on the first iteration of Arc 3.0, before the rest of the Fragments become available. Though Arc 3.0 is still nascent and subject to balancing changes, fans are already picking their loadouts and making their builds. Like other iterations of the 3.0-ification of some subclasses, parts of classes’ kits were democratized to the rest-including Warlocks’ Ionic Traces and grenades from all three classes-to make a more dynamic experience. The new Aspects and Fragments debuted alongside Season of Plunder, bringing in some much-needed firepower for the thunder-based subclasses. The overhaul gave plenty of utility to a formerly defunct class that had little use outside of two damaging Supers (and that’s before we go into the former state of Arc Hunter). Arc was the final Light-based subclass to go under the knife, bringing Stasis’ Aspects and Fragments to the three subclasses that don’t use Darkness.
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