Destiny 2 Lost Signal: God Rolls & How to get it

After the stunning conclusion to the fantastic Final Shape expansion, we are rolling right into the next content drop with the first of Destiny 2’s episodes titled “Echoes”. With it comes a lineup of new Vex-themed weapons, one of these being the new Stasis grenade launcher Lost Signal. 

We’ll help you understand how to get your hands on this grenade launcher which sports an exciting new frame, and the ideal rolls of the weapon you’ll want to hunt down. 

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How good is Lost Signal

Lost Signal is part of a brand-new grenade launcher Frame called Area Denial Frame. This new frame behaves similarly to the top-tier Witherhoard Exotic, creating a field (Stasis in this case) that lasts for some time and damages any enemies who enter its space. Just like its forebearer, Lost Signal is great at dealing damage over time and creating ample crowd control. While Lost Signal doesn’t have the same level of damage output as Withehorad, its advantage is that you get to save that coveted Exotic spot for another weapon of choice.

As with all episodic weapons available in Echoes, it comes packing the Radiolaria Transposer origin trait which makes enemies explode into a pool of radiolarian fluid, even further amplifying Lost Signal’s area-of-effect capabilities. 

It is easy to recommend Lost Signal as a weapon in PvE. You can fire off the three-round burst of grenades into a crowd of enemies and sit back as Radiolarian fluid and Stasis go to work on your foes. However, in PvP, the weapon’s weak damage output compared to Witherhoard is unlikely to prove effective and cannot be recommended.

  

Best alternatives:

Witherhoard

Grenade Launcher

Special

Kinetic

Exotic Kiosk

Lost Signal Perks and God Rolls

The Lost Signal grenade launcher can roll with the following perks:

• Perk 1: Auto Loading Holster, Feeding Frenzy, Lead From Gold, Threat Detector, Quick Draw, Stats For All, Strategist.
• Perk 2: Demolitionist, Reverberation, Vorpal Weapon, One for All, Unrelenting, High Ground, Wellspring.
• Origin Trait: Radiolaria Transposer

Lost Signal PvE god rolls

PvE Roll: All-Around
Barrel	Quick Launch
Magazine	High-Velocity Rounds
Perk 1	Auto-Loading Holster
Perk 2	One For All or Vorpal Weapon
Masterwork	Blast Radius

For the barrel, you will want Quick Launch to boost your velocity and handling with the weapon so you can whip it out with speed. For our magazine, we’ll want to pick High-Velocity Rounds to increase your projectiles’ velocity and reload speed.

For our perks, we want Auto-Loading Holster and One For All in perk columns 1 and 2, respectively. Auto-Loading Holster will ensure that whenever you need to pull out your trusty Lost Signal, you are reloaded and ready to create some Stasis damage fields. One For All will be incredibly easy to proc given the Stasis fields and radiolarian fluid you will be trapping multiple enemies within, giving you a 35% damage increase.

Lost Signal is sure to prove lethal against packs of enemies, creating a powerful stasis damage field and triggering increasing damage through One For All while chaining radiolarian fluid damage pools.

How to get Lost Signal

Lost Signal is one of the many weapons you’ll encounter during your progression through Echoes’s content. There are three core ways to acquire these episodic weapons.

• Completing the new seasonal activity, Breach Executable on Nessus
• Decoding Echoes engrams at the H.E.L.M.
• Increasing your reputation with Failsafe

You may even find some drops as you progress through The Final Shape’s campaign. We cover all the available Echoes Weapons here. 

Before you go

Interested in more top-tier Echoes weapons from Episode 1? You should definitely check out these Corrasion God Rolls.