Mods will also drop from world engrams, as well as activities like raids, Iron Banner, and potentially Strikes and dungeons. Likewise, you'll receive mods from Gunsmith packages, so start stockpiling weapon parts for those trade-ins. The Gunsmith will still sell a rotating selection of mods which you can purchase using mod components. Players can totally mix and match between new armor and the armor they have today as well. Destiny director Luke Smith outlined the desired armor transition in a blog post. From what we saw, it's fairly cheap to swap mods in and out - in the range of Glimmer - so experimenting with different mods should be a lot easier. Once you unlock a mod, you can apply and reapply it to any of your armor as much as you want. The biggest difference between the current mod system and Armor 2. Maxing out an armor's level will also boost all of its stats by two. Judging from what we saw, armor usually rolls with three to five energy and can be upgraded to a maximum of 10 energy.
If you have 10 energy, you could use two five-cost mods and leave your third slot blank.
If you have five energy, you could use two one-cost mods and a three-cost mod. Bungie finally tore the veil off the armor system in a recent livestream, so we've rounded up everything on Destiny 2 Armor 2. Among other things, it will double the amount of stats on armor, enable players to add up to three mods of their choosing to each armor piece, and tailor their appearance using a selection of universal armor ornaments.
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