A full list of Destiny 2's Shadowkeep unlockable, permanent armor mods for the new armor 2.0 system. We will never share your email address with third parties without your permission. The recent changes to the Dynamo mod — specifically the ability to stack it over and over again — allowed Destiny 2: Season of Dawn players to earn their Super back far too quickly.

Destiny 2 Hacks, Aimbots, and CheatsGet your hands on hacks and cheats that will automatically shoot and aim at your opponents or farm rewards and gear for you while you are not around. Be careful of the scammers who promise to get you god modes or unlimited money or weapons because such hacks and cheats don’t exist. Destiny 2 Aimbots / Auto AimAimbots are auto-aiming hacks. These are software that gets integrated into your gaming application and automatically aim at your opponent so that you don’t have to go through the hassle of getting the perfect aiming point if pointing out your enemies. Aimbots allow you to spot and kill your enemies with 100% accuracy. Once your aim is set on the target simply hit the button and shoot or just use auto shooting hacks to shoot the target.You can get aimbots for IOS, Android, and PC for free on different websites.

Remember to look for aimbots that are undetectable because you don’t want the other players to spot that you are cheating and report your profile to the developers. Destiny 2 Hacks / ModsHacks or cheats are any software or set of instructions that get injected into the gaming application and modify the game for you to play. These modifications give you an extra edge of advantage over the other players leading you to win the games. You can get wallhacks, cooldown hacks, speed hacks, loot hacks, and ESP hacks and etc. Let us look at some of the hacks;No Recoil / No Spread Hacks: Generally these hacks are used to increase your DPS.

The mod reduces the spread and recoil on your powerful shotguns and other weapons. The best part is that these hacks work for a long time so you don’t have to worry about getting spotted.God Mode Hacks: God mode hacks don’t exist in the online game and since Destiny 2 is an online game thus you won’t be getting any God mode hacks for it. So don’t download any hacks if they claim to be got mode hacks.Unlimited Ammo: Since it is an online game thus the details of your ammo are stored on the developer’s server unable for you to get your hands on thus these hacks don’t exist as well.

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Armor 2.0 is the umbrella name for the many changes to Destiny 2's Armor system in late 2019.

Armor can now be customised to better suit your style, both through base stats and giving it perks you can acquire through Armor mods.

Not only that, you can now change an Armor's appearance through a Universal Ornament 'transmog' system - allowing you to make better use of those hard earned cosmetics.

All these features are introduced as part of Destiny 2's third year, with the arrival of New Light content and Shadowkeep.

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Remember all the following features are only supported with Armor picked up from Year 3 onwards. That means if you want Mods to equip inside a legacy raid set, you need to run that and acquire them again.

What is Destiny 2's Armor 2.0 system and how does it work?

Destiny 2's Armor 2.0 system sees how you use armor change significantly as the game enters its third year, allowing you to customise it with stats and appearance to suit your playstyle.

Here's how it all works:

• Armor affects six stats, which changes based on the base value of the pieces you equip and the mods you slot into them.
• These are a mix of values from both the original Destiny and its sequel, and have a value of 1 to 100. Every 10 points then gives you a stat boost - for example, a mobility value of 30 increases your Guardian's movement by 13%, where as a value of 40 has 16%.

• These values are as follows:
• Mobility - 'Increases your movement speed and maximum jump height'
• Resilience - 'Increases the amount of damage you can take before dying'
• Recovery - 'Increases the speed at which you regain lost health'
• Discipline - 'Increases the cooldown time of your grenades, allowing you to use them more often'
• Intellect - 'Decreases the cooldown of your Super ability, allowing you to use it more often'
• Strength - 'Decreases the cooldown time of your melee ability, allowing you to use it more often'
• Equipping armor will increase these values in different ways. They can also use Mods, which introduce perks.
• Each mod has a value, and the more you level up armor, the more perks you can equip. For example, if your armor is level six, then you have a budget of six points to spend - so you could equip mods worth 2 and 4 points each.

• You can level up each armor piece up to level 10, which requires certain materials such as Enchantment Prisms or Ascendant Shards. Not only does this give you a budget of 10 when equipping mods, but it'll be 'Masterworked', giving it a +2 stat boost.

• You cannot slot any Mod into any armor piece. Some are specific to that slot - Chest pieces will focus on Unflinching and Capacity Mods, for example - while others will need to match the Armor's Void, Solar or Arc status.
• Though class items won't have stats, they can be equipped with mods to add new perks.
• Mods are not consumables - once you own one, then can socketed as many times as you like across different respective armor pieces that support them.
• Exotics work differently - while other armour sets don't come with any perks, these come with one pre-installed. Their appearance also cannot be changed outside of Shaders.

How to get Armor Mods in Destiny 2

At Shadowkeep's launch, Bungie has explained you can get Armor mods from the following sources:

• From the Gunsmith, either directly through a rotating selection, or from Gunsmith packages
• World Engram rewards
• 'Enhanced' Engrams from certain activities, such as Iron Banner and the Raid
• Time-limited Mods from Seasonal Artefacts that expire at the end of a season

With the exception of those Seasonal Artefact Mods, once you have a Mod, it's always in your inventory and can be consumed as many times as you like, allowing you to experiment with using them across different types of builds.

Destiny 2 Mod types and Mod elements explained

Not all Mods can be installed into any Armor piece. Not only do elements come into play, but different equipment will use different mods based on the improvements you want to make.

It's a little confusing, but kirillburton on reddit has created a useful chart (based on the work by ILikeMeatloaf) showing exactly which Mods work with what equipment.

For example - if you want to improve Pulse Rifles, then you need Arc armor. If you want to specifically want to equip Targeting Mods, then you need to equip an Arc Helmet. If you want Scavenger Mods, then Arc Legs are required.

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Here's the Armor 2.0 Mod types and elements chart:

How to change your Destiny 2 Armor appearance with the Universal Ornament 'transmog' system

In Destiny 2 Year 3, also it's possible to change the appearance of your equipment while keeping the base item's stats and benefits (this includes recent armor such as Solstice of Heroes).

This is the Universal Ornament system - or transmog system, for those familiar with other MMOs - and allows you to change Armor 2.0 equipment (which begin to drop from Shadowkeep and New Light's launch) into any of your collected Eververse armor.

To clarify - you cannot change anything to anything else. The base armour has to be Armor 2.0, and the armour appearances available are 'cosmetic' Eververse sets you have collected, which are now Universal Ornaments.

An additional exception are Exotics, the appearance of which cannot be changed.

To do this, on the perks screen, scroll down where to says 'Appearance' below.

From here, you can make cosmetic changes - including equip Universal Ornaments, Shaders and if supported, Glows.

Destiny 2 Armor 2.0 list: Which previous Destiny 2 Armor will support Armor 2.0?

As well as Shadowkeep's new armor sets, the following existing Destiny 2 Armor will have 2.0 versions once Shadowkeep launches (thanks Bungie.net for the list):

• Crucible: Year 1 (includes Year 1 ornaments)
• Vanguard: Year 1 (includes Year 1 ornaments)
• Black Armory Forges
• Gambit (including Prime sets)
• Menagerie
• Raids, including:
• Leviathan
• Eater of Worlds
• Spire of Stars
• Last Wish
• Scourge of the Past
• Crown of Sorrow
• Destination Armor sets, including:
• European Dead Zone
• Titan
• Nessus
• Io
• Mercury
• Mars (Vendor and Escalation Protocol)
• Tangled Shore
• Dreaming City
• 'Additional world drops that can be found in Legendary engrams', according to Bungie

Remember you need to run these activities anew from Year 3 onwards to get their Armor 2.0 versions. Pulling them from Collections, for example, will give you the older version.

It's worth noting certain Armor is already available as 2.0 versions as soon as Shadowkeep launches. This includes your legendary Solstice of Heroes set, waiting for you at the Gunsmith, and Exotics, which you can pull from your collection with a set roll.

Once you have a Armor 2.0 version of the above, it will then support the new Mod system, as well as Universal Ornaments, allowing you to change the appearance to a cosmetic 'Eververse' set you have collected.