Destiny 2 Jolting Feedback: How to Get This Legendary

What is Jolting Feedback, and why does it keep showing up in your loot? It is a weapon with random rolls, which means two drops are rarely identical. That design is why players chase the same weapon dozens of times. Most players asking this question are trying to close a collection gap.

Where it comes from

Weapons like Jolting Feedback come from the activity pools that are live in the current season. That includes core playlists and seasonal activities. Playlist activities such as strikes and Crucible matches are the backbone of legendary farming. Seasonal activities often have their own weapon pools that rotate when the season ends.

Rank-up packages and reputation rewards have shifted over the years, so old routes may no longer apply. The safest answer is to check the Collections tab. If you have unlocked the weapon, the entry shows where it dropped and whether it is still farmable. If the weapon is not currently farmable, it may return in a later season.

Our collections guide walks through how to read those entries.

What to look for in a roll

Read the perk columns from left to right. The first column shapes the feel with perks like faster reloads and better handling. The final column usually carries the damage payoff. Look for perks that boost damage after a kill or while you are hurt.

Perks that need a full magazine to start are weak on fast-firing weapons. Our weapon perks guide breaks down what each column does. Keep any roll that looks good until you can compare it side by side with a second drop. Test a new roll in one activity before you commit masterwork materials.

Farming it faster

Focus activities that reward legendary engrams. Weeks with modifiers and bonus rewards hand out more drops per hour. Engram focus at vendors can narrow drops toward weapons instead of armor.

Complete bounties while you farm, since they stack rewards on top of normal progress. Our farm gear guide covers the loop in more detail.

Is it a keeper?

Compare the roll against what you already use in that slot. If it does not beat your current pick, dismantle it and move on. Duplicates are worth almost nothing once the collection entry is done. Glimmer and shards are easy to re-earn later.

Related guides

• God rolls guide — how to spot a great roll fast.