Got eternal Warrior from a legendary engram the other day and I've gotta say at first I was kind of like...well it wasn't useful to me in destiny 1...so maybe it won't be as bad now. So, I took my friend into a private match to test it out and I've got to say...it's not half bad. So, if you don't know what eternal Warrior does...it's an exotic that grants fist of havoc an overshield on being cast. The overshield, I assume, has about 50-60 health and the overshield applies immediately. Something that the exotic DOESN'T say, that could be more of a determining factor for its utility, and thats if the overshield recharges over time and...it does, albeit it takes quite a while to start going and to finish, but regardless it's there. Now, continue reading after you watch this clip I put together showing the effectiveness of the overshield against different heavies and the arc strider super: http://xboxclips.com/DuBChiri2/c01423fb-2b84-4eb6-a4a2-dae24ef9a3d4 So, after watching the video, a lot of you might be thinking of whether it's a good exotic because of that and I've got to say...not really. Of course, it's incredibly effective for using your super, not going to deny it, but it also doesn't help you out at all outside of fist of havoc, even though I know it's not the point of it. Now I know that not all exotics should be universal or constantly active...but this particular exotic feels so lack luster that not even the bonus it gives mid super warrant it's use. Sure, it might save your life in pve or win you a game in trials or crucible, but besides very fixed situations, it won't be seeing use. When there are options like armamentarium and insurmountable skullfort...that ugly blue-rock looking face will be sitting in my vault unless I'm messing around. It needs something more to it, and I know there are some simple things they could give it to make it a more worthwhile exotic. Maybe something that helps out the survivability of a striker outside of the super, like grenade kills granting a flat health boost like sunbreakers cauterize. Thank you for reading and/or watching the clip. Leave your response below.