Some of the best guns in The Division 2 are Exotic weapons that have special requirements to unlock, such as the Diamondback Rifle. Here is how to get the Diamondback Exotic Rifle in The Division 2.
How to Unlock the Diamondback Exotic Rifle in The Division 2
The Division 2players can get the Diamondback Exotic Rifle bycompleting the Kenly College Expeditionfor the first time. The mission area is located in the northeast section of the map between Manning National Zoo and The Summit.
There arethree missionsin the Kenly College Expedition that can be completed in Story mode or higher difficulty to receive the Diamondback. Story mode is recommended, as there is no time trial with the higher difficulties. Each mission only needs to be completed once, and finishing all three will unlock the Chapel, where the loot chest containing the Exotic rifle will be.
However, the Kenly College Expedition is only available at specific times. The schedule can be viewed at theSeasons vendor under the Events Timeline at the White House. The expedition is available every few weeks on rotation, and the mission area can be accessed for one week.
Diamondback Exotic Rifle Stats and Talents in The Division 2
The Diamondback is the Exotic variant of the 1886 rifle, so it will shoot similarly to that gun. Its core attributes areRifle Damage and Critical Hit Damage, followed by one random attribute that can be reconfigured at the Crafting Station. It also comes with attachments that cannot be switched out:
Its Talent is calledAgonizing Biteand starts by randomly marking an enemy within 20m or closest to the player. Hitting the enemy consumes the mark with a critical hit with damage amplified by 20%, followed by all shots being guaranteed critical hits for five seconds. Another enemy gets marked after a kill or reload. It can be best used with a Striker build that focuses on Critical Hit Damage and Critical Hit Chance to maximize the damage with each shot.
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