PvE God Roll: Hard Launch, Blinding Grenades/Spike Grenades, Ambitious Assassin, Vorpal Weapon/One for All/Demolitionist.

The Ignition Code can drop from completions of the Override activity, but can also be obtained from Umbral Engrams. You could also swap out Thresh for Vorpal Weapon if you want a version of the launcher that's strong against Guardian supers. On the PvP side of things, Hard Launch, Spike Grenades, and Quickdraw make the Ignition Code great for one-shot direct hit kills, and if you have Thresh, you'll get some super energy as a reward for these. Demolitionist is there for people who have grenade-focused builds, too. However, Spike Grenades is a good alternative choice if you want better direct damage, Ambitious Assassin lets you load two grenades into the launcher after kills, and One for All is great for its damage boost. Blinding Grenades allows you to consistently stun hordes of enemies and make them easier to kill, Ambitious Assassin instantly reloads the grenade launcher every time you slide, and Vorpal Weapon makes the weapon strong against Champions and bosses.

I personally recommend Hard Launch, Blinding Grenades, Slideshot, and Vorpal Weapon, as these four perks make the Ignition Code a superb weapon for Nightfalls and raids. There are a ton of excellent PvE perks available on this weapon. It shines brightest in PvE, but it's also an excellent PvP grenade launcher for people who want to use an energy weapon as their primary. This kinetic special grenade launcher has quickly become one of my favorite Destiny 2 weapons of all time, and the main reason why is due to its excellent variety of perks that are both fun and effective.

PvP God Roll: Hard Launch, Spike Grenades, Quickdraw, Thresh/Vorpal Weapon.PvE God Roll: Hard Launch, Blinding Grenades/Spike Grenades, Slideshot/Ambitious Assassin, Vorpal Weapon/One for All/Demolitionist.

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