Bonkers Destiny 2 Shard Farm Gives You Unlimited Exotics

A brand new glitch in Destiny 2’s Season of the Deep makes it simple to farm infinite Legendary Shards by way of limitless Exotic drops. It’s tremendous easy and straightforward and possibly gained’t be round for lengthy.

I came across the exploit through the Destiny streamer Leopard, although it’s been spreading like wildfire all through the group due to how briskly and beneficiant it’s. Season of the Deep added new class-based Exotic quests for current gear that’s been reworked over at Ikora Rey within the Tower. One easy trick permits you to take the one Exotic reward and multiply it indefinitely. Here’s the way it works:

1. Go to Ikora and decide one of many Exotic quests.
2. Get to step 4
3. Go again and communicate to her however don’t gather the reward
4. Instead again out and open your quest log and abandon the hunt
5. Now speak to Ikora once more and decide up as many copies of the Exotic as you need

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You’ll wish to be sure that the stock slot for the related armor piece is empty, in any other case house will refill rapidly. But when you get going you possibly can simply begin deleting the entire additional Exotic items after which seize extra with out ever leaving Ikora’s quest display. Each broken-down Exotic will web you seven Gunsmith status, 500 Glimmer, and 5 Legendary Shards.

Shards are used for focusing Engrams, shopping for different assets like improve modules, and grabbing new weapons and equipment from varied distributors. They’re simple to run low on, particularly when you’re a brand new participant. And you by no means know which approach the wind goes to show in Destiny 2’s financial system, so it’s all the time a very good time to refill.

Bungie likes to patch these exploits rapidly, nevertheless, so who is aware of how lengthy this one will stay viable. For now it’s good to have one thing to fill the Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom duplication glitch-sized gap in my coronary heart after that sport’s most up-to-date replace.

Update 5/26/2023 7:05 p.m. ET: And it’s already gone. Bummer.