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All the veteran Destiny players agree to the fact that this game is more than a shooter. The game heavily relies on its well-mastered, true to its core customization and weapon upgrading system. Many players enjoy this part of the game a lot, some enjoying it even more than the “killing and slashing virtual enemies” part. One way to upgrade your weapon levels in Destiny 2 is by infusing two weapons using Upgrade Modules. To upgrade a weapon using an Upgrade Module, one weapon has to be of a higher level than the other, and by infusing the two, you can increase the level of the lower one. Sounds pretty simple, right? However, Upgrade Modules are a valuable resource that is very rare to find and even more difficult to hold once you have got a few. So, it is important to know all the possible sources of the modules if you want to collect them. This guide will go through all the possible ways on how you can get Upgrade Modules in the game: Before and After infusing a weapon using an Upgrade Module. How To Get Upgrade Modules Earning from Vendors Leveling up with the vendors at the Tower and earning Upgrade Modules from them is perhaps the most straightforward way of getting your hands on these. By playing Gambit or Crucible, you can increase your rank with the vendors. Once you reach rank 4, you can get an Upgrade Module from somebody like Lord Shaxx or the Drifter, etc. Getting Upgrade Modules from Lord Shaxx as a reward at level 4. If you have maxed out your rank, you can reset it and then go again. This can be done innumerable times, and you can keep getting Upgrade Modules from this source. Season Pass Another relatively easy way to earn Upgrade Modules is by grinding through your season pass and getting them from the rewards. Now the season pass has got both, free and paid rewards. In the current season, Season of the Splicer, you can get 19 Upgrade Modules from the free rewards. If you have bought the season pass, you can get an additional 6 at different pass levels as you play through it. Even if you don’t buy the season pass, you can still yield a nice number of Modules from it and use them to upgrade whatever weapon you like from your arsenal. Earning Upgrade Modules from the season pass. Using the Ghost Mods An often-ignored method to obtain Upgrade Modules without spending much of anything is using the Ghost mod. In the third socket of the Ghost mod, there is an option to put in three modules, with each earning you an Upgrade Module. Of these three, one is for Gambit, one for Crucible, and one for Vanguard. The module reads “Gambit/Crucible/Vanguard wins have a chance to award an Upgrade Module.” Menu showing Ghost mods. It is often difficult to keep a tab of these as you need to keep swapping them according to your playing mode. A small tip here is that you should keep the Vanguard one on, for it involves completing strikes. However, it works outside of strikes as well, as most strikes start in public areas. But you can keep changing the module with whatever mode that you want to play and get Upgrade Modules out of it. Buying Upgrade Modules Upgrade Modules can also be bought from vendors in the Tower. The two vendors that sell them are Banshee-44 and Ada-1. From Banshee-44, the gunsmith, one upgrade module will cost you: 1 Enhancement core 10 Legendary shards 5000 Glimmer 25 Planetary materials There are two options here, one each with different Planetary materials. So, you can spend one if you are running short on the other. More Destiny 2 Guides: BEST FUSION RIFLES DESTINY 2 Buying Upgrade Modules from Banshee-44. From Ada-1, one Upgrade Module will cost you the same as above. Once again, there are two options, each with a different Planetary material. Quite straightforward, eh? For people who don’t know where to get Planetary materials from (yeah, we have got you covered too!), they can be bought from Spider. Everything here can be purchased for either Glimmer or Legendary Shards, but the preference to spend should be Legendary Shards, as Glimmer is better spent upgrading your stuff. Also, you most probably have a ton of Shards bulked up if you have been playing the game for some time and not spending them. More from Destiny 2: RANDY’S THROWING KNIFE QUEST: COMPLETE GUIDE Concentrated Mattergem In Eververse Store In the Eververse Store, you can buy something called Concentrated Mattergem, which is described as an “Upgrade Module ionizer.” As you move your cursor to Concentrated Mattergem, it says there, and I quote, “Bosses have a chance to drop Upgrade Modules when defeated.” However, players have noticed that it is not just bosses that drop them. You can get them from drops by killing yellow bar and red bar enemies too. Concentrated Mattergem costs 200 Bright Dust to be bought, which rarely accounts for anything other than a few of your character upgrades and is, therefore, an easy thing to spend. Concentrated Mattergem in the Eververse Store. Farming Yellow Bars As mentioned above, you can get Upgrade Modules by killing yellow bar enemies. Players have found a way to farm these yellow bars. For this, you need to play the ‘Prophecy Dungeon’. Here, enemies keep respawning (not necessarily yellow bars). As you mow throw these enemies, some of them will gift you with upgrade modules in the dropped items. The key here is to keep grinding till you get Modules to your heart’s content! To learn what the best weapons are for this grind, click here. Gameplay from the Prophecy Dungeon, killing of a yellow bar enemy. Collecting Upgrade Module from a defeated enemy. When Not to Use Upgrade Modules Upgrade Modules are a rare commodity per se, and they are difficult to keep a hold of for needy times, as we are always itching to upgrade our weapons. You mustn't waste them by infusing weapons if you are below the soft cap level for the season. For the current season, it is 1260. Below this level, you keep getting weapons very easily, and if you spend your Modules on them, you are likely to run out of their stock very quickly. So, it is better to hold them until you are above the soft cap. However, once you have passed the soft cap, you can upgrade whatever weapon you want to and however much you want to. Just make sure you don’t run out of Upgrade Modules for the times of need!

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