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    Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph – How to get Revision Zero Exotic Pulse Rifle

    By Erickson MelchorDecember 20, 20227 Mins Read
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    The Revision Zero Pulse Rifle is the latest Exotic to be added to the arsenal in Destiny 2. First released in the third week of the Season of the Seraph, this 450 RPM pulse rifle does very well in its intended ranges, and the burst damage the Hunter’s Trace Intrinsic trait rivals that of most heavy-hitting sniper rifles.

    In this guide, we’ll tell you how you get your hands on the Revision Zero Exotic Pulse Rifle. Additionally, we’ll go over some interesting tidbits we’ve learned about the gun during testing.

    How to Get Revision Zero Exotic Pulse Rifle

    The new exotic pulse rifle is accessible after doing the week 3 activities for the seasonal quest. More specifically, the Revision Zero can be first obtained after completing step 24 of the “More Than a Weapon” seasonal quest.

    As the new week begins, Clovis Bray will task you to open a Seraph Chest at the end of a Heist Battlegrounds Arena. When you’ve returned to Clovis, Elizabeth and Ana will have finished preparations to go to the Orbital Station to reawaken Rasputin.

    You will also pick up the “Hidden Shape” quest where you’ll need to go to the Relic on the Enclave on Mars after completing the “Operation: Seraph’s Shield” Exotic Quest.

    After talking to Elizabeth, the Operation: Seraph’s Shield Exotic quest will become available on the map screen of the H.E.L.M.

    This quest is a part of the seasonal quest and is necessary to progress the story. You can do this as a solo or as a team of three players.

    Here’s a short summary of what you can expect with the quest:

    • You’ll start the quest on Earth doing the normal stuff in a Heist Battleground.
    • Once you’ve entered the facility, you’ll be reintroduced to the same “Scanner” and “Operator” mechanics that are also present in the Deep Stone Crypt. Once you’ve been introduced, you’ll be taking a space elevator to the Orbiting space station.
    • You’ll be fighting Hive and Fallen forces as you make your way to the heart of the Station, solving puzzles that make use of the scanner and operator mechanics.
    • At the very end of the quest, you’ll fight one of the Eramis’ resurrected lieutenants. This week it’s Praksis.
    • We suspect that we’ll be facing off against the other lieutenants in other parts of the Station in the following weeks.

    Clovis will casually give us the Revision Zero after reporting back to him.

    How to Craft the Revision Zero Pulse Rifle

    The weapon Clovis gives you is a red border weapon of the Revision Zero.

    Here, you have two options:

    1. You can extract the pattern via attunement progress.
    2. Dismantle the weapon and get the pattern on the spot.

    Extracting via attunement progress will net you 300 Resonant Elements which you’ll need to craft the new Exotic. Dismantling it, however, will get you 100 Resonant Elements.

    Deepsight resonance at 100% is the only way to extract a pattern without destroying the weapon. The only way to get the weapon again is by crafting it in the Relic at the Enclave on Mars.

    Now that you have the relic, you’ll then go to the Enclave on Mars to shape the weapon.

    Note: you need to complete the introductory quest for the Witch Queen campaign in order to gain access to the Enclave.

    You need the following resources to craft the weapon:

    • 7 Resonant Alloy
    • 15,000 Glimmer
    • 750 Resonant Elements

    Resonant alloy you can get as a chance drop from dismantling Legendary weapons. Resonant elements come from red border weapons.

    Revision Zero Pulse Rifle Specs

    The Revision Zero is a 450 RPM Pulse Rifle with 2 firing modes.

    • Hakke Light Burst Fire: Fires a stable burst of four lightweight rounds.
    • Hakke Heavy Burst Fire: Fires a less stable burst of two high-damage, long-range rounds.

    These are the traits that the gun can roll with on the trait slot:

    • Moving target
    • Eye of the Storm
    • Perpetual Motion
    • Elemental Capacitor
    • Slickdraw
    • Vorpal Weapon

    Intrinsic upgrades are required to unlock new traits. Though all freshly minted guns get the Moving Target trait to start with.

    At this time, it boils down to personal preference. But that can change once the weapon’s other Intrinsic traits become available. And you’ll want to keep upgrading the weapon’s traits too. Aside from the stat bump each new Intrinsic offers, the gun’s visuals will also change according to the weapon’s Intrinsic level.

    While we don’t currently know how to obtain the other Intrinsics just yet, we know the conditions for unlocking the rifle’s 4 catalysts.

    • Frenzy Refit: Each rapid kill with this weapon progressively increases reload speed for a short time.
      • Awarded from the quest “Should You Choose to Accept, Part I,” available at the Exo Frame in the H.E.L.M. upon completion of Step 32 of “More Than a Weapon.”
    • Pressurized Refit: Improved stability and accuracy as the magazine gets lower.
      • Awarded from the quest “Should You Choose to Accept, Part II,” available at the Exo Frame in the H.E.L.M. upon completing “Should You Choose to Accept, Part I,” and Step 39 of “More Than a Weapon.”
    • Outlaw Refit: Precision kills greatly decrease reload time.
      • Awarded from the quest “Should You Choose to Accept, Part III,” available at the Exo Frame in the H.E.L.M. upon completing “Should You Choose to Accept, Part II,” and Step 46 of “More Than a Weapon.”
    • 4-Timer Refit: Rapidly landing precision hits will return two rounds to the magazine.
      • Awarded from the quest “Should You Choose to Accept, Part IV,” available at the Exo Frame in the H.E.L.M. upon completing “Should You Choose to Accept, Part III,” and Step 53 of “More Than a Weapon.”

    It’s going to take us the entirety of the “More Than a Weapon” quest to unlock everything. We’re in for the long haul for this one.

    Our initial impressions of the weapon are quite good. This weapon is mostly designed with PvP in mind. It can two-burst most Guardians after quick shots to the head even with very high resilience.

    In PvE, you’ll want to charge up the Hunter’s Trace Intrinsic by landing precision shots. You can change firing modes as soon as you charged up 1/4 of the energy bar. At the very most, you’ll be able to charge up to 4 shots.

    Here are a couple of things to keep note of. Yes, the shield-piercing round utterly destroys Phalanx shields. Secondly, should you die while carrying rounds, you’ll lose all your stored targeting data.

    It takes exactly 12 crits to fill up one section of the bar. This applies to both firing modes regardless of whether it is in PvP or PvE.

    Interestingly, the game treats this weapon as a pulse rifle when it is in sniper mode. In other words, flinch is practically none existent when under fire.

    From our observations, this weapon is either going to hit max range or max stability depending on the firing mode. You’ll hit max range easier with the two-burst and the same goes for the four-burst with stability.


    And that’s it for our first impressions of the new Exotic. Check back here with us when we take a more in-depth look at the weapon in the coming weeks.

    Check out the rest of our Season of the Seraph guides:

    • Merciless Hunter Build for Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph and Beyond
    • Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph Guide – God Roll IKELOS SMG for PvP and PvE
    • Destiny 2 Best PvP Build Season 19 – What You Need to Make It
    • Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph – All Resonance Amp Locations and How to Open Them
    • All Destiny 2 Security Drone Locations: Season of the Seraph
    • Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph – How to get Revision Zero Exotic Pulse Rifle
    • Destiny 2 Season of the Seraph – All New Seasonal Weapons List
    • Destiny 2 Season 19 Season of the Seraph All Major Additions and Changes Coming to the Game – Exotic Reworks, New Armor Sets, and More

    Also, check out this video from YouTuber LUCKYY 10P where he shares his first impressions of the new Revision Zero Pulse Rifle.

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    Erickson is not just an indie game developer but also a discerning critic who aspires to see his games make a positive impact someday. In the meantime, he diligently works on his craft and immerses himself in a variety of games. You never know when and where inspiration might strike. As a Destiny 2 enthusiast, Erickson spends a considerable amount of time exploring the world of Guardians. Furthermore, as an editor for Sirus Gaming, Erickson blends his game development insights with a critical eye, aiming to enrich your gaming experience while sharing his unique perspective on the industry.

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