There aren't many weapons that deal damage faster at close range. If you prefer close range combat, we recommend increasing your proficiency with hand cannons. The former is relatively easy to learn but many players seem to struggle with Pulse Rifles in a competitive setting. Auto Rifles and Pulse Rifles seem to be the preferred kinetic and energy weapons while you wait for power ammo to spawn. Shotguns are absolutely devastating in the Crucible but you're heavily limited on ammo. Practice With Hand Cannons, Pulse Rifles and Shotguns You’ll probably get an extra kill and the other team will be at a distinct disadvantage when they’re down a player. Whatever the case, help your team drop the enemy in question before moving on to other targets. Maybe that opponent is a better shot than you realize. Maybe the opposition has backup on the way. It’s easy to assume your allies have it covered, but you never know how that situation could evolve. If you see your team firing at a target, lend them a hand. It also gives allies a better chance of avenging you, since they’ll see where your killer was firing from, if you die. Sticking with your team increases your odds of staying alive because it means you can provide covering fire for teammates and vice versa. Dying theoretically makes your side 25 percent less capable, assuming you aren’t being carried, instead of the 16-ish percent you represented in Destiny 1. Mistakes are more costly in Destiny 2’s version of the Crucible.
The community hasn’t identified any major exploits during Destiny 2’s launch week, but we do have some recommendations for anybody trying to improve their Efficiency rating in the Crucible. Even if other server issues are making it hard for players to find games. Opinions on the Crucible changes in Destiny 2 run the gamut, but a combination of lingering interest from Destiny 1 players and in-game quests are keeping PvP queues full.
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