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Edited by Sum1 Awes0me:
10/18/2014 1:10:35 AM
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I now despise the terminology known as "nerf"
Can these whiners please quit saying x weapon needs a nerf, x ability needs a nerf - its become extremely annoying.
You have options, get that weapon and use it, get that character and use their ability, get better and outplay who/what you think is OP! I don't want a game where everyone and everything is on a level playing field. The people that put in more time and effort deserve better weapons. Players that can maximize abilities to their fullest potential deserve to -blam!- in PvP. I hate getting the shoulder charge of death just as much as the next guy but guess what, I learn and try to figure out a way to avoid it.
All these whiners need to man up and just play the game. But they can't, they have been brainwashed into thinking that everyone is equal and everyone gets a trophy....
Last thing, I fully endorse people still whining about error codes - especially if its the "BEE"!!!!!
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1 ReplyEdited by NathanW18: 10/18/2014 2:41:56 AMCompetitive multiplayer shouldn't favour the players that play 24/7. It should benefit the players that are skilled. They do tend to go hand in hand. If you play a lot, you're probably going to be good. You still shouldn't have a far superior weapon, just because you have more free time. Playing a lot should not allow you to have a weapon that outclasses everything else in PvP. Play time is accounted for in PvE. That is enough. Bungie have even said that they don't want players to all be using the same weapons. If the belief is you can only compete with a certain weapon, something is not right. It seems like a sure fire way to kill a game. People asking for nerfs is irrelevant. Bungie aren't nerfing weapons, just because a loud minority asked for them. They would still buff and nerf weapons, even if the community said nothing. Their data will tell them what everybody is using and doing the best with. They can base their conclusions on that. I'm sure they also play the game themselves and can come to a conclusion what is too good and what isn't good enough.
