First In, Last Out is one of those rifles that has stood the test of time. It’s an Arc Shotgun available at launch, which was then re-released during the arrivals season. Even though it has been in the game for years, it still stands out among the multitude of other hunting rifles. This is due to his base stats as well as his excellent and small perk pool.

God’s First In Last Out – PvE

First In, Last Out is one of the kings when it comes to boss DPS phases in Destiny 2. It is capable of dealing some serious damage, but requires a specific set of perks.

First In, Last Out’s main power is that it is a Pinpoint Slug Frame, which allows it to deal high damage in one round with a single slug. This allows him to chew through the boss’s health bar at an impressive range. The key to this god run is to get the Autoload Holster and Vorpal or Encircled Weapon. Switch to it, shoot all the careers, attack with the main weapon and let it reload in the backpack.

To make it all smoother, aim to get the Assault Mag for faster rounds-per-minute or the Appended Mag for one more shot. You’ll also want the Corkscrew Rifling for the increased range and maneuverability stats, though if you don’t care too much about range, the Fluted Barrel makes it quicker to pull it off.

First In, Last Out god roll – PvP

While some players will want First In, Last Our for PvE, there is a strong role for Crucible players. Enjoy destroying your enemies with a high-range, high-damage shotgun that feels fast and light.

There are plenty of good rifles for PvP, and First In, Last Out belongs in your collection. This divine roll uses Slideshot and Opening Shot to surprise your enemies. By sliding, you can increase the effective range of the weapon to the maximum (with the help of the other items), which can keep an opponent quite far away.

For the other perks, track down a Masterwork range and the Ballistics mod for more range. This allows you to focus on the Fluted Barrel for stability and maneuverability, allowing you to aim it faster. Assault Mag can be important due to increased rate of fire. If the first shot doesn’t kill, you should be able to get another shot in without waiting too long.

A First In, Last Out god roll is a treasure to guard forever. Whether you’re a PvE or PvP player, there’s one for you, just wait for it to drop and then immediately block it. Take a look at our comprehensive collection of God Roll recommendations on our site Destiny 2 Strategy Guide.

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