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4/3/2017 1:17:46 PM
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No, you should not be able to just stand there and land a head shot while someone is shooting you in the face with an Auto Rifle or Pulse Rifle. Retreat and try a different angle. Bungie has said in the past that it's designed as a run and gun type of weapon, not a stand your ground and soak up bullets while landing a head shot type of weapon.
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Most NLB users I've seen or know don't hold a single position. I certainly don't. But despite that, if it is more of a run-and-gun type of weapon, than wouldn't it be more fair for it to act as one, rather than giving it the flinch that would force a player to stay still and control the gun?
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If you're getting shot at and flinched, you run. Find a target, land a quick head shot , and run. You should not be able to land a head shot while under heavy fire.
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I feel as though as a primary, it should be able to have the capability to handle primary gunfights. It still does, of course, but why take that capability away bit by bit?
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It's a primary, but it's still a sniper rifle and can kill in a single head shot or two body shots. If it didn't flinch, it wouldn't be balanced since the other primary weapons wouldn't be able to compete.
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Well, saying that it didn't flinch is far fetched. It's flinch used to be very minimal, then it was nerfed a short while back. I just don't like the new change. The horizontal flinch is atrocious with iron sights.
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I can't believe you have to explain this basic reasoning to people. Spread the truth mayn.
