Pulling off Stasis Melee Final Blows in Destiny 2 can be tricky if the player doesn’t know what they are doing. With a number of events tasking players with performing a set number of the deadly attacks. Fortunately, there is a simple way of ensuring Stasis Melee Final Blows are dealt to enemies. Here’s how to do Destiny 2 Stasis Melee Final Blows easily.
How to perform Destiny 2 Stasis Melee Final Blows
Some quests and events in Destiny 2 task players with completing a number of Stasis Melee Final Blows. The issue is, the game doesn’t let players in on how to do these powerful attacks. Fortunately, there is a simple way of doing it. Just as there is a simple way to complete A Hard Rain Falls.
To perform Destiny 2 Stasis Melee Final Blows, the player needs to stand back from the enemy (a 10-15 meter distance should work) and use their melee ability when it is fully charged. If a player tries to melee too close to an enemy, they will punch them. This is not the Stasis Melee Final Blow.
Whether the player is a Hunter, Warlock, or Titan, the method above should work. Stand 10-15 meters away from an enemy and use the ranged melee attack when it is fully charged. Remember to deal enough damage to an enemy before using the attack, though. Players need to kill enemies with the Stasis Melee Final Blow attack for it to count towards any progress required.
There are ways, too, to speed up the melee ability charge time. Here’s how:
- Use a Monte Carlo
- Add strength Mods to Armor
Using the Monte Carlo will charge up the melee ability quickly. Strength Mods attached to Armor will help speed up the process, too. The Hunter’s Gambler’s Dodge should instantly charge up the melee ability, as well. Now, get out there and use that melee ability from a distance to earn some Destiny 2 Stasis Melee Final Blows.
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