From GameWatcher: "The art of 'infusing' will be your best friend when it comes to leveling up your gear in Destiny 2. Much like how it worked in the original, it comes with a few rules; like only being able to infuse a higher level piece of equipment into a lower one."
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Legendary mods on your expendable item, subtract 5 from it and that's how you get "base power to low"....
I'm confused? Why would you want to infuse to a lower power level in the first place?
If you have a 185 rifle with a 5 attack mod already attached and you have a 185 with no mod when u infuse it the new rifle will have a 190 power, modding helps alot
Went from 285 to 292 on Tuesday morning with the reset. Pointless playing pve any other time.