Destiny 2 Bug Is Causing a Raid Exotic to Malfunction

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The Warlocks of Destiny 2 cannot catch a break, as players have discovered a peculiar bug that causes Well of Radiance to severely reduce the damage output of one of the most iconic Raid-exclusive Exotic guns in the game. Raid Exotics have often been considered as chase items in Destiny 2, boasting unique designs, styles, and functionality and placing these weapons in a different class from Legendaries and, at times, from other Exotics.

Raids have often been considered the ultimate challenge in Destiny 2, requiring a fireteam of six Guardians to come together to claim victory through teamwork, tactical awareness, and masterful gameplay. One of the most challenging raids in Destiny's history is the Last Wish, where players had to delve into the heart of the newly discovered Dreaming City to slay Riven of a Thousand Voices. All lore implications aside, the simple fact that only two clans of Destiny 2 managed to complete the raid in the first 24 hours stands as a testament to Last Wish's difficulty. The reward for triumphing against this seemingly impossible challenge was the One Thousand Voices Exotic Fusion Rifle, the only Heavy Fusion Rifle to exist in Destiny 2.

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As the game has progressed years beyond Last Wish's challenges, The One Thousand Voices has eked out a space in the conversations surrounding Destiny 2's DPS meta, thanks to its unparalleled destructive capabilities. With Lightfall's current technical state, however, it would seem that even this paracausal weapon is finding itself in the middle of a bug. Reddit user Wolfram521 has taken to the social media site to post their finding on One Thousand Voices dealing less damage while under the