How to Turn On Full-Auto Melee in Destiny 2

Destiny 2 is an incredibly popular online multiplayer game that has captured the hearts of gamers around the world. One of the features that makes Destiny 2 so exciting is its variety of weapons and fighting styles. One of the most popular fighting styles is melee combat, which involves close-range hand-to-hand combat between players. In this blog post, we will guide you through the process of turning on full-auto melee, a feature that will make your melee combat even more effective and exciting.

Before we can turn on full-auto melee, we need to access the settings menu. To do this, you'll need to open the character menu by pressing the appropriate button on your controller or keyboard. Once you've opened the character menu, look for the cog symbol, which is the settings menu. Click on the cog symbol to open the settings menu and proceed to the next section.

Once you're in the settings menu, select the gameplay tab. Here, you'll find a number of options that will allow you to customize your gameplay experience. One of these options is full-auto melee. By default, this option is turned off, but you can turn it on by simply clicking on the toggle button. Once you've turned on full-auto melee, you'll be able to perform melee attacks more quickly and efficiently, giving you an edge over your opponents.

Now that you've turned on full-auto melee, you may want to consider turning on the full-auto firing option as well. This option allows you to fire your weapon continuously while holding down the trigger, rather than having to manually pull the trigger for each shot. By using both full-auto melee and full-auto firing together, you can create a devastating combination that will make you a formidable opponent in melee combat.

To use both options effectively, you'll need to practice timing and positioning. Try to get as close to your opponent as possible before initiating a melee attack, and then follow up with a burst of automatic fire. If your opponent tries to retreat, use your full-auto melee to close the gap quickly and continue to attack with your weapon. With enough practice, you'll be able to use these two options together seamlessly, creating a deadly combination that will give you the upper hand in any melee combat situation.