Patron Of Lost Causes | RIP THE SPEAKER SCOUT RIFLE | God Roll, Perks & Stats

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Published on December 23, 2019 7:28:13 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l_S47aUH-Y

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Patron Of Lost Causes is a new Light Weight Frame Scout Rifle which can you get by Unlocking the Nessus Obelisk and linking it to the Sundial. Then simply complete the Sundial activity. You can also purchase a Timelost Weapon Bounty for Patron of Lost Causes at Rank 3 of the Nessus Obelisk. Patron of Lost Causes can roll with a few interesting perk combinations including Rapid Hit, Full Auto Trigger System and Grave Robber in the third column. In the fourth column for Patron of Lost Causes, you can get Vorpal Weapon, Osmosis and Elemental Capacitor - all new Weapon Perks in Destiny 2 Season Of Dawn. Interestingly Patron Of Lost Causes can also roll with Under Pressure in the 4th column too. In the video i'll show you Patron of Lost Causes Stats and all possible Perks. I'll also tell you about the Patron of Lost Causes God roll for both pve and pvp

Here's what fellow Guardians are saying about Patron Of Lost Causes

Got a Full Auto + Explosive Payload roll that is rapidly becoming my favorite primary for PvP, and a Rapid Hit + Osmosis roll that is perfect for Ordeal Nightfalls. All-in-all an amazing gun with a great feel.

This weapon is so good to use, great handling, great scope, great accuracy / reload (even without rapid hit). Got one with rapid hit / osmosis for PvE and another with rapid hit / vorpal weapon for bosses and it's cool. Hope to have rapid hit / explosive payload tomake people flinch in PvP. At last, with the current meta in PvP (arbalest, symmetry, ...) you really need a good shoot / anticipation to really take advantage of these weapon but in general it's really good to use.

I really like this weapon. Too bad it can't roll with killclip, but Vorpal weapon is much better than I originally gave it credit for. I shut down two Sentinel shields that were heading towards me, but already spend their shield throws. Allowing me to quickly kill them


Here's the Lore attached to Patron Of Lost Causes

PATRON OF LOST CAUSES
There is a rough engraving on its side: "In Memoriam."
Source: Acquired from the Sundial activity on Mercury.

Lore
Patron of Lost Causes
There is a rough engraving on its side: "In Memoriam."

My name is Saint-14.

The Speaker was my father. Guardians do not have true fathers. Some might say Guardians do not have true family. We are born with no one but our Ghosts, and we find our way to something more. I was lucky to find my way to a family. A family I chose for myself.

I was drawn to the Speaker because of the vision he had for this City. He helped me understand that we fight not for the sake of fighting, but for the sake of the people. He taught me to imagine a day where we might put down our weapons and that reaching that day would be our greatest victory yet. I have worked for that day all my life.

The Speaker was a leader in this City. He was here at its formation. He helped establish the Consensus. Most importantly, he was a figure that people could recognize and trust. Because of him, that is what I aspire to be as well: a familiar face who reminds people that they are safe. That they are taken care of.

It is painful for me—and for all of us—that we could not be there during the Speaker's last moments. As Guardians, it is the nature of our long lives that we see many people die. We hope that, through our service, we can give them peaceful deaths. At the very least, we know that the Speaker died bravely. We know that he died with the City, the people, and the Traveler in his mind. We know that his last moments were a testament to everything this City stands for: bravery in the face of adversity and dedication to our principles when faced with those who would do us harm.

We cannot reclaim what we have lost. There will always be a void that the Speaker once filled. We cannot replace him.

But I hope, someday, we may find someone to continue his work.

Father, I will miss you. I am sorry for the times that I failed you. I have been given a second chance, and I will use it to live up to the ideals you thought you saw in me. I will not let you down.

Thank you.

—Eulogy for the Speaker of the Last City, given by Saint-14, on the day of the Speaker's memorial service

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