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6/16/2023 5:46:36 PM
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Reason for that is to make exotics easily noticeable in combat.
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I’d argue that the shape and general silhouette of the weapon model is more important in weapon identification that the color
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Not really a good enough reason. The sound cues from exotics are way more noticable than the exotic being in the players hands. If I'm being shot at by a max range jade rabbit, I'm going to know it's a jade rabbit by the sound from the gun, not the color.
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Not to be that guy, but what if you're not playing with sound? I play while listening to music all the time. Not saying the reason is good enough, but it is still an applicable reason.
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You're still not likely to be looking at what gun they're using when you're in a gunfight. And in trials, the game shows you the exotics people are using at the start. Not letting exotics use shaders for that reason is sacrificing a lot of customizability for way to small a payout.
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And in modes like Trials, people swap loadouts all the time mid game to accommodate situations. So you should definitely keep a lookout. Again, I think it'd be a good idea to put shaders on exotics, let's not get it twisted. But it is "a reason" why they won't.
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Oh yeah it's definitely a reason. My argument is that it's a really awful reason.
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I know. And I agree
