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11/6/2015 9:35:30 PM
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[quote]Lol the irony. I am confused. Im used to hostility on the forums.[/quote]
I often speak with hostility to most people on the forums when the topic is absurd. I simply feel in this case, the argument becomes disingenuous when everyone is essentially on even footing, regardless of what degree of aim assist there is. People make the same argument about Destiny's radar, and I disagree with that as well.
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All though everyone is on equal footing because everyone has access to any weapon in the game (through however much grinding) not all weapons have the same aim assist or target acquisition.
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Editado por GrandStyles: 11/6/2015 9:45:40 PM[quote]All though everyone is on equal footing because everyone has access to any weapon in the game (through however much grinding) not all weapons have the same aim assist or target acquisition.[/quote] That's how Meta's are created though. When Thorn and Gjallahorn first became available no one realized what they were holding. Fast forward 6 months and they became core meta. Now they aren't. In all pvp games you adapt to the meta, and I can't think of one pvp game that wasn't defined by the meta.
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Hmmm. I still dont think that the fact that everyone is on equal footing means that the learning curve for destiny's PvP is high enough for it to be described as requiring skill when compared to other fps on console.
