super good advice

Super Good Advice is an Exotic machine gun featured in Destiny. It can be obtained through the exotic bounty A Voice in the Wilderness. In Year 2, it can be regarded as a random loot drop.

When “zoomed” (raised to iron sight position), the weapon has a strong muzzle climb, with a more moderate but still significant muzzle climb when hip-fired. When upgraded, the weapon is more stable. According to the Grimoire card entry, the effect returns “nearly all misses to the magazine,” but this effect appears only after the upgrade. The scope/zoom has a wide field of view and is capable of acquiring targets from mid-range despite its low power. There is a longer range, however, while the magazine capacity on something like the Genghis-E is greater (72 versus 58 rounds). Reload speed is slower, but the range is longer, and magazine capacity is greater on something like the Genghis-E as well. Other statistics show that the Galahad-E auto rifle’s impact is similar to its, although the overall stability is lower.

When firing a weapon, it’s prudent to take it one shot at a time, as if it were a rifle. This method can be surprisingly accurate, but some may argue that it evades the whole point of the weapon, which is to quickly and efficiently eliminate whole mobs of enemy units regardless of no matter how much ammunition is available.es. This is because the Exotic ability automatically returns missed and landed rounds to the magazine as long as reserve ammunition is available. Similar to another Year 1 Exotic weapon, which refunds unsuccessful rounds. It is likely that Mulligan, a trait originating from No Land Beyond and Whisper of the Worm, is also a descendant of this gun.

If a bullet hits an Oracle in the Vault of Glass, an Oversoul in Crota’s End, or a Detention Shield in the Prison of Elders, the weapon will gain an almost unlimited magazine.