The Engineer Class in Remnant 2 is known for its ease of use and high damage output capabilities. With this build, you aren’t worried too much about taking damage because any damage that comes your way will either be canceled or absorbed.
In this guide, let’s talk about the best and most efficient Engineer Build in Remnant 2 that works for both standard difficulty modes and the Apocalypse difficulty mode.
Remnant 2 Indestructible Engineer Build
Let’s make one thing clear from the get-go: We are going to be using the Engineer Archetype as the primary archetype, most of which is because of the heavy gun it brings to the battle.
Engineer is one of the earliest archetypes you can pick and is a fan favorite. It works perfectly with a wide variety of archetypes.
Best Archetype Combo
The choice of Archetypes significantly affects how your build turns out. If the archetypes are still unclear to you, then let’s look at which ones we are going for.
- Primary Archetype: Engineer – High Tech (Prime Perk)
- Secondary Archetype: Challenger
The choice of our primary Archetype is entirely based on the heavy weapons the Engineer offers. We have curated this build in such a way that you aren’t going to die any time soon, no matter the number of hits you take. You only need to pick up a heavy gun, Flame Thrower, or Mini-Gun and go ham.
Since you will be using your heavy turret for the most part, it is important that you never run out of weapons, and that is why we will be using the High Tech perk.
Once you activate the perk, your heavy gun will become ten times better. No reload, infinite ammo, and no cooldown. Once the perk activates, you pull the trigger and don’t let it go until you have dropped every body on the battlefield.
Furthermore, the Engineer class also has the Magnetic Field perk, which gives a 15% damage reduction.
Last, but not the least, we also have the Surplus perk. Every time you are out of ammo on your heavy gun, drop it and consume a relic, and your cooldown timer will be skipped, and the ammo will be replenished.
It is the only reason for Relics in this build. Otherwise, you don’t need much heals with how tanky this build is. For our secondary Archetype, we have chosen the Challenger Archetype, solely because of the Juggernaut perk.
Essentially, it will give us Bulwark, which is stackable damage reduction. The more Bulwark we have stacked, the lesser damage we will take. Which is the entire point of the build. You can swap the secondary archetype for any other, but make sure that everything synergizes.
Weapons
The choice of weapon for this build is quite flexible. Since the heavy gun will get used the most, it won’t matter what other weapon we have in our arsenal. However, it is still nice to have a backup to rely on. For that reason, let’s pick some weapons.
Long Gun
Bonesaw – With Firestorm Mod
Hand Gun
Rupture Canon – With Tremor Mod
Melee Weapon
Any Melee Weapon
As we have mentioned earlier the choice of weapon for this build does not matter because we will not be using them very often. You might need this weapon to deal with pesky small fires, but you must bring out the big guns for the bosses and elite enemies.
You can use the suggested weapons or go for different ones. It is good to have something you trust and can work in times of need.
You can pick from some of the best weapons in the game, or you can also pick something for all the secret weapons Remnant 2 has to offer. Your Engineer Build in Remnant 2 will be indestructible anyway, so picking the weapons you can roll up in style is best.
Traits
On top of all the core traits, there are a couple of other archetype Traits that we will be acquiring for this build. Start with Endurance, Vigor, and Spirit for the core traits. Afterward, build up toward the other traits as well, which are as follows:
- Fortify: This trait will enhance your armor’s defense by 50% when upgraded to level 50.
- Regrowth: When equipped, you are going to get a health-reg buff. Every 1.5 seconds, you could have been working or on weight some.
- Strong Back: It will trim down the Encumbrance by 10%.
- Triage: Give you a 50% faster healing.
- Barkskin: It will also bring down the damage by 10%.
Relic
As you must have seen from some of our other builds, Challenger, Hunter, and Medic, most of the builds have the Run Heart Relic. There are several reasons for that. Not only does this relic give you health and health regen, but it also grants you 500 mod power.
This kind of leverage can become responsible for writing your fate in need since the main reason for the Relic isn’t healing.
As we mentioned earlier, the Surplus perk of the Engineer class instantly ends all cooldown timers and gives your heavy weapon all its ammo back. Pick what you want, but it is the one we recommend for this build.
Jewelry
For this Engineer Build in Remnant 2, this is probably going to be the most important section of this build. We picked our archetypes and let them have any skill they wanted. It is time to fortify our defenses using Amulets and Ring.
For the Amulet, Indignant Fetish was a clear choice because of how now only this amulet increases the overall damage dealt to any other player and, at the same time, reduces the damage taken by 10%. It’s time for the rings now.
- Restriction Cord: It doesn’t allow you to heal your character above 50%. You might think, how is that good? Well, staying below 50% health works in favor of all of the next rings that are about to come.
- Hardened Coil: You can get up to 15% damage reduction. Every time you lose a chunk of your health, you gain damage reduction until you reach 15%.
- Rusted Heirloom: The ring will add 2 stacks of Bulwark as long as your health stays below 50%, which it will because of the Restriction Cord ring.
- Amber Moonstone: You will receive a 25% damage reduction if your health bar drops below 2 third of your health – 30%. It will mostly be the case so you are not taking much damage. Once your health drops below the threshold, the ring will immediately remove any status effect, such as fire or poison.
Armor
The choice of armor depends on your current resources, but you must ensure that whatever you choose is thick enough to withstand a lot of damage. Heavy armor is recommended for this build.
Try to keep the weight of the armor below 70 because you don’t want to restrict your movements altogether and stand at a single spot like a rock. There are tons of great armor in Remnant 2. You can go for the Leto Mark II Armor.
It provides a solid layer of protection on top of all the traits, rings, relics, etc. This is just a recommendation; you can pick the one you like and are comfortable with.
