Not all exotics are “unique” enough in the current sandbox. Skyburner’s Oath doesn’t outperform legendary counterparts against Cabal, and the firing modes and shield pen. aren’t useful when most legendaries can do the same but better with the introduction of artifact mods. Trinity Ghoul is just a bow that has an activate-able dragonfly effect, but suffers because you need to chain precision kills in order to keep this effect active. The spread-shot of three arrows is a useless novelty that only serves to lower its damage output on smaller targets and create situations where you get body-shot kills or lightning kills that will prevent you from chaining the perk. Hush and any dragonfly-capable bow outclasses it.

I mean sure but his point between Terrabah and Recluse is really valid. Recluse does what Terrabah does but better and Recluse is legendary as well.

Not being a dick Just pointing out the usage of words and terms. If you're gonna make a request it's best to have the terms properly defined so that the request is received without miscommunication If OP asks for more exotic exotics, and bungie gives us an exotic that shoots unicorn farts that do 0 damage. That's not bungies fault. It's a response using the established definitions of the word exotic in the context of destiny.

Use the enter button to put space between your thoughts, it is free and nobody will charge you for it. Lumina and Divinity are like pocket-DPS buffing weapons individually, together they make a boss killer combo for activities in which you’ll have smaller teams where you won’t be able to have supers up constantly. 2 noble rounds and some special ammo are all you’ll need to start a damage phase with some high DPS potential. Divinity did not get nerfed, it got [i]fixed[/i]. Since it’s conception it’s only been buffed (went from 20% weaken to 30%). The problem with having so many exotics is that not all of them can be as powerful as the next one, and some are going to take a back seat to others. Exotics like Merciless will never be as good as Jotunn for this reason. However, some exotics have no excuse for being as bad as they are i.e. Skyburner’s/Trinity Ghoul. Bungie hasn’t gotten around to making them not-trash, but that doesn’t mean I think you should stop advocating for them to be better. Bungie has slowed down with making every exotic in a new DLC become the end-all of its class, and people have become used to this trend so they just classify guns that don’t outrank older exotics as trash. I do it too, I just use the word “trash” more sparingly because I know what trash is, and it isn’t some of these weapons. Xenophage is not very good compared to its DPS exotic counterparts, but when you strap on Actium War Rig and attack a boss that doesn’t have an easy to hit crit spot, you can do some -blam!-ing work. Leviathans Breath has a super long charge time and lackluster damage, but I’ve found it to be useful in tandem with Mountaintop for DPS phases during ordeal nightfalls and Sundial runs with randoms than the Eriana’s Vow-GL builds that I had to grow accustomed to in early Shadowkeep. The stunlock effect of consecutive charged shots is also very useful on non-unstoppable enemies who are capable of surviving the shots. My point is that exotics are limited for a reason, pretending like we’re back in year 1 where exotics were basically interchangeable with legendaries in terms of viability is not a fair assessment of their current status in the sandbox.