Destiny 2: Forsaken: here’s a quick overview of the Two-Tailed Fox Exotic rocket launcher

The Two-Tailed Fox is a new Exotic rocket launcher in Destiny 2: Forsaken that, as the name might suggest, fires two rockets in quick succession.

The Two-Tailed Fox, like most Exotic weapons, is a random drop in Destiny 2: Forsaken. You have a chance of getting it from Exotic engrams, Powerful engrams, as a reward for completing bounties or in the post-match screen in Crucible.

Assuming Xur doesn’t eventually have it in stock, you’ll just have to hope that you find Two-Tailed Fox in your weekly and daily drops.

Two-Tailed Fox perks and handling

Two-Tailed Fox goes in your heavy slot, and takes heavy ammo. The main (intrinsic) perk is Twintails, which allows the rocket launcher to fire off two rockets, one Solar, and another Void, that track the same target.

In PvP, the two rockets count as one point of heavy ammo, and the aggressive tracking means you’re less likely to miss your shots.

The Play With Your Prey perk is where things get interesting. This perk allows the Void rocket to suppress enemies, and leaves the Solar rocket to cause damage over time. This is perfect for PvE, because it allows you to continue doing damage even after the main impact.

Confined Launch is another perk on Two-Tailed Fox. It brings increased blast radius, and stability, but decreases projectile speed. High-Velocity Rounds counteracts that with an increase in projectile speed, and reload speed.

Further increase to stability can be achieved with the Composite Stock perk, which also increases handling speed.

Is Two-Tailed Fox worth using?

Two-Tailed Fox is a versatile rocket launcher that can be useful in both PvE, and PvP. The damage over time you get from the Solar rocket is great for sustaining damage dealt to big targets in PvE, while the aggressive tracking is perfect for hitting enemies around corners in PvP.

The fact the weapon’s two rockets also count as one in PvP is a godsend when you have limited ammo, and will allow you to quickly follow up the first kill with another without having to switch back to your primary.

That said, there are better options out there, but you can count on Two-Tailed Fox to be a decent, aggressive rocket launcher.

We recently looked at the Cerberus+1 Exotic auto rifle, and the Lord of Wolves Exotic shotgun, but that’s not all the Destiny 2: Forsaken coverage we have. You may also want to check out our levelling guide and how to hit Power 600.

For helpful tips on more specific quests, such as the Oracle Engine Offering and Corsair Down quests, or how to activate the Rift Generator Public Event in the Dreaming City – see these links.

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