That sounds about right. Titan shoulder charge I don't understand. It's a 1 hit kill but nobody else gets a 1 hit kill melee?

The exotic Thorn bounty taught me to be a more defensive player, and that improved my K/D ratio. Now I stick to Control and hang back behind cover with a scout rifle as my primary (Vision of Confluence) and mix it up between a sniper or shotgun for secondary depending on the map. Hanging out at a distance from a Control point but with a decent line of sight, you can set the pace for the engagements. It is also a good idea to maintain a presence near the heavy ammo so that you are positioned to get some every time. Then tested my old playstyle of running and gunning charging Control points with my shotgun, focusing on quick reaction time. That style just doesn't work in Destiny. Better to take a mid-range defensive approach if you care about K/D.

PvP.... well. Destiny is a joke. You're absolutely right nothings balanced you have to play a certain way and you can only win playing that certain way this makes and destiny the laughing stock of all PvP. I have deleted bounties that require me to play The Crucible for my exotic weapons because the crucible is such a deplorable and horrible experience I would rather play minecraft PvP than the pathetic garbage that bung hole put out for destiny...

You have an average 1.5 KD...I don't understand what your issue is. That is well above most people's KD. I'd say keep doing what you're doing

Heavy Ammo: This is no different than any other game. The team winning and controlling the map will get the "power weapons" (Halo, Gears of War). When your opposing team has heavy ammo the best way to counter this is to get good at sniping. If you get close to the enemy with heavy you will almost always guaranteed get blown away by rockets or mowed down by machine gun. So keeping your distance is important to counter heavy ammo. If they are using rockets keep jumping as high as you can. If they are using machine gun never contest in the open, only contest from cover. Also wait to build your super. You can take some heavy ammo opponents out with your super. Ultimately don't contest heavy at close quarters without a super. Supers: Hunters are easy enough. They make distinct sounds as they enter their super. If you hear this sound just turn the other way and run until it runs out. Don't contest it and let the time run out if you have the option. Titans and warlocks are trickier. Usually after a certain amount of time has passed everyone starts getting to the point where their super is ready. At this point you need to keep distance and be ready to jump away. Jump away from rushing titans and try to keep distance from the warlocks. Warlocks are the hardest to avoid since it has a larger AoE and has distance. Keep an eye on the game feed and who is getting a lot of kills then you can anticipate players that may have a super waiting. You can also see players that have exhausted their super for the time being. The best primaries in the game right now are hand cannons IMO (Thorn, Last Word, DYK, Hawk Moon, Fatebringer). If you can get good at hitting head shots in rapid succession you will do really well. If you like distance just stick to scout rifles (Vision of Confluence). Fusion Rifles and Shotguns are prevalent but easy to deal with. Fusion Rifles you just need to strafe, don't lock up and sit in position or you will always die. Shotguns people will try sliding and blinking. If people are sliding a lot adjust your aim for those players and aim for their legs. When they enter their slide your aim will already be compensated and you will finish the player off. If they abuse the blink, always jump in their direction as soon as they blink. You will trade places and can finish the person off. Other than that all you need is a quick trigger and the ability to anticipate opponents next moves.

[quote]To me, Crucible feels a lot like the PVP in the Resistance series...and who's playing that right now?[/quote] Resistance Fall of Man 1 and 2 had the best multiplayer I have ever played in a game. As such I'm quite alright with how destiny is right now.

Your analysis is spot on. PvP in this game is yet another game in the modern day "everyone can be pro!" arena shooter market.

I agree with the supers I don't think they should be acquired through time but instead score and kills this assures that people won't be able to get 3 to 5 supers a game.