Micromort god rolls and how to get them in Destiny 2

Destiny 2 finally got some long-anticipated new content with the release of Iron Banner, which brought Micromort as a bonus addition. This Arc-aligned rocket launcher is one of the few weapons in its class adapted to the tier system, so with some luck, you can get it with triple perks.

Meta rocket launchers usually stick close to a tried-and-true formula—and good news, that’s exactly what a god-rolled Micromort provides. It also has an enviable amount of elemental synergy, though on arguably the least favorable weapon type for them.

While Micromort’s Precision Frame deals less damage than its competitors (to offset its built-in tracking), the best options available are pretty strong in their own right, making it a comfortable rocket launcher to use in the absence of strong competitors like Hezen Vengeance. Here are our Micromort PvE god rolls in Destiny 2, based on perk data from light.gg.

Micromort PvE god rolls in Destiny 2

Launcher: Quick Launch

Mag: Impact Casing, High-Velocity Rounds, or Alloy Casing

First perk: Envious Arsenal
- Honorable mentions: Cluster Bomb, Clown Cartridge, Impulse Amplifier, or Reconstruction

Second perk: Bait and Switch or Bipod
- Honorable mentions: Chain Reaction or Paracausal Affinity

Micromort god roll: Third column

There’s a narrow list of what you want on a rocket launcher for boss damage, and Micromort has the gold standard in the current sandbox: Envious Arsenal paired with Bait and Switch. It’s a devastating, synergistic combination that bypasses one of rocket launchers’ biggest weaknesses (their reload speed) while boosting the category’s strong damage numbers.

That said, Micromort’s fourth column has a slew of different options that also work well depending on what you’d like to get out of this rocket launcher. Cluster Bomb brings some extra damage, especially if you’re running Alloy Casing or High-Velocity Rounds as your magazine option. Faster-reloading magazines also make Clown Cartridge an excellent choice, since you’re guaranteed to get at least two rounds per reload without needing to swap weapons.

Impulse Amplifier and Reconstruction are still good choices on their own, but they need a little juice to compete with the top choices here. Neither the nerfed Field Prep nor Lead From Light is worth getting unless in truly specific scenarios, such as using Bipod and a double-special loadout.

Micromort god roll: Fourth column

If you’re going for the best of the best, Bait and Switch is heads and shoulders ahead of the rest of the competition for pure boss damage scenarios, and that’s easily the must-have perk on our god roll list.

Micromort’s fourth column would be filled with great contenders on a primary weapon, but for a rocket launcher, you can safely ditch most of the elemental synergies. This basically leaves Bipod as a general-use choice, bringing the launcher a tad closer to add-clear or orange-bar duty. Bipod gets you more rockets both in your mag and reserves, though that comes with a damage penalty.

Paracausal Affinity and Binary Orbit are slightly different from your usual on-kill perks: they activate even if your weapon is stowed, but they sit at an awkward middle ground between damage and utility. They’re good if you need to take down a Champion or miniboss, such as in a Grandmaster Vanguard Alert or Pinnacle Ops, but they’re not as useful if you’re going up against boss phases without adds.

Lastly, cross Voltshot and Rolling Storm off your list. Instead of relying on a rocket launcher for elemental synergy, it’s best to save that for something that doesn’t use purple ammo.

How to get Micromort in Destiny 2

Micromort is temporarily available as a reward during Iron Banner between April 14 and 21, though it’s extremely likely to return in a future issue of Call to Arms. The game lists its source as “events,” and the API shows multiple Holofoil variants, so it’s safe to assume it’ll come back at some point. It also boasts the Nail, Meet Hammer origin trait, present in other event weapons such as King Orfeo and The Heron from Arms Week.

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MOUSE P.I. For Hire is coming soon to PC and consoles, and it’s coming pretty soon. Developed by Fumi Games, MOUSE P.I. For Hire puts you in the boots of Jack Pepper across an action-packed adventure.

But first, let’s look at when the game goes live worldwide so that you can jump in in the first minute.

MOUSE P.I. For Hire release countdown
What to expect from MOUSE P.I. For Hire

MOUSE P.I. For Hire release countdown

MOUSE P.I. For Hire releases worldwide on Thursday, April 16. The following countdown will expire once the game goes live across all platforms.

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The countdown is based on the following timings.

5am PT
7am CT
8am ET
3pm UTC
4pm CET

The timings are based on the information available on SteamDB. While MOUSE P.I. For Hire will also be available on consoles, the same schedule is valid. Hence, you can’t take advantage of any New Zealand trick for extra hours of gameplay.

What to expect from MOUSE P.I. For Hire

MOUSE P.I. For Hire is an FPS title unlike anything you might have seen. It’s an adventure that takes inspiration from the cartoons of the 1930s. The black and white visuals are all hand-drawn frame by frame. While the visuals might be all retro, the gameplay is anything but that.

As you progress along your adventures, you’ll find out more about the world around you. You’ll have to make full use of your arsenal and firepower to eliminate enemies in front of you. The world of MOUSE P.I. For Hire will throw plenty at you, including different bosses. Hence, you’ll need to master the use of your weapons and upgrade them over time.

Here’s a summary of what you can expect from the game.