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7/31/2015 9:25:27 PM
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Nah. That's a distanced one hit mele, that's op as shit, maybe getting a throwingjnife headshot is a little difficult, but no mele should one hit someone, at least not at a distance
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Tell that to the Warlocks.
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[quote]but no mele should one hit someone[/quote]Have you forgotten that Shoulder Charge & Scorch exist?
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You only took out of that what you wanted to read, and skipped the line [quote]at least not at a distance[/quote]
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Compared to a Titan blindly rushing at you with shoulder charge? Atleast you can avoid a throwing knife while shoulder charge will track you like the truth.
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No, it's very easy to dodge a shoulder charge, or just kill the titan, I've had it done to me, amd have done it more times than I can count, they have to get a running start, and it only lasts a few seconds, so if you time it wrong, you're basically dead, plus, if you do get a shoulder charge, you have to come face to face with your attacker, so after you get the kill, you're an open target, because you have to wait for the animation to complete before you're able to move, much less fire and defend yourself
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Takes a bit more to hit someone with a shoulder charge though, as opposed to just chucking a knife at some boys face
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With such a small target and a small weapon it would take skill to get it done. Skill that deserves something. Besides, shoulder charge, energy drain, and scorch melee all are one hit melees.
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Because warlock meles are ranged way more than other classes, that's like saying a storm fist mele to the head should be a one shot, because other than getting the headshot, the only thing stopping you from a one hit is a timer, but I see what you're saying, thought you already have one hit tripmines that activate instantly, why should your mele be a one hit too?
