Bitter/Sweet is a heavy grenade launcher added to Destiny 2 as part of Episode Revenant. This one is part of the seasonal weapon set, plus it comes with some decent rolls, so it’s worth inspecting each drop to see if it has a place in your arsenal this season. Today I want to take a closer look at Bitter/Sweet; the stats, perks, god rolls, plus how to get Bitter/Sweet in Destiny 2.

How to get Bitter/Sweet

To get Bitter/Sweet you have to run Episode Revenant activities including Onslaught Salvation, this can be accessed from the Last City menu on the Director. To focus farm this one you can mix a tonic with Eido, also located in the Last City. It’s worth noting you will need access to Episode Revenant to get this weapon to drop.

Bitter/Sweet

Bitter/Sweet is a Legendary Power Grenade Launcher with an Adaptive Frame meaning a well-rounded grip, reliable and sturdy. Looking at the stats we have Blast Radius 50, Velocity 30, Stability 42, Handling 39, Reload Speed 42, Rounds Per Minute 120, Magazine 5.

The Origin Trait is Dark Ether Repeaer where finals blows with this weapon periodically spawn Dark Ether charges. Charges can be detonated early with weapons fire or by coming into contact with them. Doing so refills this weapon from reserves.

Bitter/Sweet god roll guide

For PVE Hard Launch, Spike Grenades, Envious Arsenal, Bait and Switch, Velocity masterwork

• Hard Launch – Greatly increases projectile speed, Decreases stability, Slightly decreases blast radius
• Spike Grenades – Increases stability
• Envious Arsenal – Dealing damage with both other weapons before readying this weapon refills it from reserves.
• Bait and Switch – Deal damage with all equipped weapons within a short time to give this weapon a damage boost.
• Velocity masterwork

For PVP Quick Launch, Proximity Grenades, Perpetual Motion, Frenzy, Velocity masterwork

• Quick Launch – Greatly increases handling speed, Increases projectile speed
• Proximity Grenades – Grenades fired from this weapon have increased proximity detection but a decreased blast radius.
• Perpetual Motion – This weapon gains bonus stability, handling, and reload speed while the wielder is in motion for a short duration.
• Frenzy – Being in combat for an extended time increases damage, handling, and reload for this weapon until you are out of combat.
• Velocity masterwork

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