Destiny 2 Wellspring Perk is Still Broken

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An observant member of the Destiny 2 community has noticed that one of the most sought-after weapon perks in-game is not working as intended, despite Bungie's several attempts to fix the problem. As Destiny 2 gears up for an improved state of build crafting with the upcoming Lightfall expansion, such a broken perk can become a nuisance at best and frustrating to work around at worst.

Perks are the bread and butter of any weapon in Destiny 2, as these elements amplify a player's arsenal of destructive tools to cause even more havoc. Since the beginning of the franchise, weapon perks have been the primary driving force for many people to find the perfect god-roll weapon. Some of the direct damage-dealing perks are so powerful that these have given rise to multiple meta-defining and balance-breaking weapons, such as the current reign of Linear Fusion Rifles in Destiny 2. The game also has a plethora of weapon perks that boost player abilities through performing a certain action or killing an enemy. Players can chain their abilities in tandem with their weapons, and very skillfully create a play style that is unique, fun, and perfectly equipped to take on Destiny 2's incredibly difficult endgame content.

Destiny 2 Getting Rid of Energy Affinity For Mods in Lightfall is a Game-Changer

One of these ability-enhancing mods, called Wellspring, has become quite a hot topic among Destiny 2 community members. Wellspring, when it is functioning as intended, should be awarding players with ability energy each time they kill an enemy. But as Reddit user Gehab has pointed out, the perk is not at all performing as it is supposed to. In theory, Wellspring should grant ability energy to the player per enemy killed, and the amount of energy