PLUG ONE.1 God Roll Guide

Every Destiny 2 player needs a reliable fusion rifle in the vault, whether to melt Champions in Grandmaster Nightfalls or to dominate PvP. PLUG ONE.1 is an Arc Precision Frame fusion rifle and is a fantastic option for both, especially if you don’t have access to other Arc fusions like Techeun Force.

For those looking to make the most of this impressive weapon, here’s a breakdown of the definitive PLUG ONE.1 god rolls for both PvE and PvP in Destiny 2.

Destiny 2: PLUG ONE.1 PvE God Roll

This weapon features everything you might want from a fusion rifle in PvE. It has two of the best damage perks and Reconstruction to keep the mag always topped up. There’s even Voltshot if you want to lean more into subclass synergy and add-clear.

Here’s the PLUG ONE.1 PvE god roll:

Reconstruction is a no-brainer in the third column. It slowly refills the mag while the weapon is stowed, so you never have to reload. Much like on Loaded Question, you can pair it with Controlled Burst or Reservoir Burst for damage in the fourth column. Controlled Burst increases damage by 20% and decreases charge time by 10% when landing every shot in a burst. Reservoir Burst makes the first shot deal 25% more damage and causes enemies to explode on death when the battery is full.

Generally, both are great perks, but because Reconstruction gradually refills the mag, Reservoir Burst might not be active all the time, especially if you often switch between weapons. For endgame content where targets are tankier and require multiple shots to kill, go with Controlled Burst.

Destiny 2: PLUG ONE.1 PvP God Roll

In PvP, PLUG ONE.1 brings back memories of the Main Ingredient meta (another Arc Precision Frame fusion rifle) thanks to some of its top-tier PvP perks.

Here’s the PLUG ONE.1 PvP god roll:

There’s one definitive combination for PvP, and that’s Under Pressure with Closing Time. Under Pressure greatly increases stability, and Closing Time grants extra range, accuracy, and handling. Both perks activate when the mag is low, which in PvP is all the time, ensuring a nearly 100% uptime.

Even with the Closing Time nerf on Special weapons, it’s still a solid option on fusions. There are also no other alternatives to it in the fourth column apart from Kickstart, which increases the weapon’s damage, allowing you to get a kill in 0.14 seconds using only four shots in the burst against Guardians with T7 Resilience and below.

How to Get PLUG ONE.1 in Destiny 2

PLUG ONE.1 is a Nightfall weapon in Destiny 2, and you can get it when it’s the featured weekly weapon, with the Adept versions dropping from Grandmaster Nightfalls. When you unlock the weapon in the collections, you can focus it at Zavala in the Tower for 5 Vanguard Engrams and 25,000 Glimmer. Focusing is available even when PLUG ONE.1 isn’t the featured weapon.