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Rockets fired from Truth will seek out enemy targets very aggressively, and have proximity detonation, ensuring that the rockets will rarely miss the target. Compared to [[Dragon's Breath|other]] [[Gjallarhorn|exotic]] rocket launchers though, the extreme tracking is its unique trait, and though it doesn't have many other properties to help it stand out from just even legendary-tier rocket launchers, hindering its overall performance in PvE environments, the tracking makes it an excellent weapon in PvP environments, as that is the weapon's intended and most frequent area of use. | Rockets fired from Truth will seek out enemy targets very aggressively, and have proximity detonation, ensuring that the rockets will rarely miss the target. Compared to [[Dragon's Breath|other]] [[Gjallarhorn|exotic]] rocket launchers though, the extreme tracking is its unique trait, and though it doesn't have many other properties to help it stand out from just even legendary-tier rocket launchers, hindering its overall performance in PvE environments, the tracking makes it an excellent weapon in PvP environments, as that is the weapon's intended and most frequent area of use. | ||
===Weapon | ===Weapon perks=== | ||
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The weapon returns with little changes to its mechanics from the first game, aside from less aggressive tracking, though still more powerful than other tracking rocket launchers in the game. Magazine size has been reverted back to 3. | The weapon returns with little changes to its mechanics from the first game, aside from less aggressive tracking, though still more powerful than other tracking rocket launchers in the game. Magazine size has been reverted back to 3. | ||
===Weapon | ===Weapon perks=== | ||
*'''Intrinsic trait - Prototype Trueseeker''': This weapon's rockets have tracking. Locks onto targets while aiming down sights. | *'''Intrinsic trait - Prototype Trueseeker''': This weapon's rockets have tracking. Locks onto targets while aiming down sights. | ||
*'''Volatile Launch''': This weapon is optimised for an especially explosive payload. | *'''Volatile Launch''': This weapon is optimised for an especially explosive payload. | ||
Revision as of 07:36, March 24, 2022
- "...is where you seek it."
- — Lomar
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Exotic |
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20 (Year One version) |
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Void |
Truth is an exotic Rocket Launcher introduced in Year One of Destiny. A Year Two version of Truth became available in The Taken King, and the release of Rise of Iron gave Truth two exotic Ornaments that have a chance of dropping from Radiant Treasures and Treasures of the Dawning. Truth returned in Destiny 2 during the Season of Opulence with a three-rocket magazine, initially having only one exotic ornament that can be purchased at Eververse.
Gameplay
Rockets fired from Truth will seek out enemy targets very aggressively, and have proximity detonation, ensuring that the rockets will rarely miss the target. Compared to other exotic rocket launchers though, the extreme tracking is its unique trait, and though it doesn't have many other properties to help it stand out from just even legendary-tier rocket launchers, hindering its overall performance in PvE environments, the tracking makes it an excellent weapon in PvP environments, as that is the weapon's intended and most frequent area of use.
Weapon perks
Column 1
- Hard Launch
- More Velocity and Blast Radius.
- Increased recoil.
- Warhead Verniers
- More Velocity and Blast Radius.
- Increased recoil.
- Confined Launch
- Greatly reduced recoil.
- Significant penalty to Velocity.
Column 2
- Grenades and Horseshoes: Rockets from this weapon will detonate early based on proximity to targets.
Column 3
- Upgrade Damage
Column 4
- Javelin
- Increases warhead velocity.
- Heavy Payload
- Increases warhead blast radius.
- Flared Magwell
- Reload this weapon even faster.
Column 5
- Prototype Trueseeker: Rounds fired from this weapon seek their targets aggressively.
Column 6
- Upgrade Damage
Column 7
- Upgrade Damage
- Upgrade Damage
- Upgrade Damage
In Year 3, Truth retained the same perks as previous years, but as of the Sandbox update on 14 February 2017, the magazine size had been reduced from 3 to 1. The reload speed was also increased to be the fastest of any rocket launcher.
Weapon Mods
- Prototype - Equip this Weapon Ornament to change the appearance of Truth.
- Heart of Gold - Equip this Weapon Ornament to change the appearance of Truth.
Destiny 2
The weapon returns with little changes to its mechanics from the first game, aside from less aggressive tracking, though still more powerful than other tracking rocket launchers in the game. Magazine size has been reverted back to 3.
Weapon perks
- Intrinsic trait - Prototype Trueseeker: This weapon's rockets have tracking. Locks onto targets while aiming down sights.
- Volatile Launch: This weapon is optimised for an especially explosive payload.
- Greatly increases blast radius
- Slightly decreases handling speed
- Slightly decreases projectile speed
- High-Velocity Rounds: This weapon's projectiles are particularly light and quick.
- Increases projectile speed
- Increases reload speed
- Grenades and Horseshoes: Projectiles will detonate when they are within close proximity of their targets.
- Composite Stock: This weapon has a versatile dual-purpose stock.
- Slightly increases stability
- Slightly increases handling speed
Weapon Mods
- Stolen Goods - Equip this Weapon Ornament to change the appearance of Truth.
- Objective Reality - Equip this Weapon Ornament to change the appearance of Truth.
Lore
...is where you seek it. —Lomar
Smoke winds away from the battlefield in wavering scarves.
Corsairs and Crows move through the wreckage in pairs, searching for their dead. When they find Awoken survivors, they call for help. When they find a Devil or a Wolf, they call for a field medic and prison-grade restraints.
A Vandal watches all of this from the wing of a Galliot with his four arms folded around his knees. He knows battle, and so death does not disturb him. He was born of war, made for it, shaped by it. And yet, as he stares out at the charred bodies of his cousins, at the bent bodies of his new allies…
"Vel," Sjur says, startling him. He peers down to find her on tiptoes, chin on the edge of the Galliot's wing. She juts her thumb over her shoulder, indicating the battlefield. "Npariimoqilum?"
He frowns. "Res kaqilum? Psekisk."
She frowns back at him, and though she only has two eyes, her stare is mother-strong.
The Vandal sighs and lets go of his knees. "Variisis," he grumbles as he slides off the Galliot, skulking past her.
"Ha, ha," she replies, humorless.
He picks his way down to the worst of it and joins the search. Over the next hour, he finds a Wolf that he half-remembers from a distant relative's coming-of-age ceremony; three Devils who look at him with uncomprehending confusion and anger; and one Crow irretrievably trapped beneath the fuselage of his ship.
He is about to abandon a ruined Devils skiff when he hears a faint hiss from inside a ventilation shaft. He clambers up to peer into its grate and sees four wary eyes shining back at him.
A hatchling, still soft and translucent with its egg-molt.
Carefully, he pries the grate open and beckons to her. "Velask, kelekh," he murmurs. "Nankemrak."
She crawls into his palm and his heart surges.
Trivia
- The Grenades and Horseshoes perk is a reference to the idiom "close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades."
- This rocket launcher was known for its extreme tracking and trickshot abilites. In Destiny, It would usually always hit it's target. The tracking was toned down in Destiny 2.
- The Vandal in the lore tab of the weapon in Destiny 2 is implied to be Mithrax due to acquisition quest quotes and the context of the lore. This was confirmed in Season of the Splicer by Eido, Daughter of Misraaks recounting the same story in regards to herself.[1]
Gallery
Extracted side view of the Truth.
Side render of the Truth.
Front render of the Truth.
Back render of the Truth.
Ornaments for the Truth.
Truth as it appears in Destiny 2
'Stolen Goods' Ornament
'Objective Reality' Ornament
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List of appearances
References
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