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9/24/2018 4:57:02 PM
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Question: I noticed you said "for PVE activities". Does this mean its possible to buff/nerf/tune things for [i]just[/i] PVE or [i]just[/i] PVP? I always thought it was the opposite.
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They've been doing that since D1 Those who don't have the brainpower to notice that or read have been the ones complaining about direct nerfs from pvp.... Shows u how much dumber this community is than most unfortunately
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So weird. Ive seen so many posts complaining about nerfs to one mode effecting the other. Im still not for nerfs in general unless a weapon is unintentionally powerfull (like a weapon has a ttk of one second due to a coding error but was supposed to have a ttk of 2, ect.) But im totaly confused as to why so many people who arent effected lose their minds.
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Well yes they can. You'll sometimes notice this within patch notes. They can increase damage against AI.
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They assume it because they want to blame something and love drama These morons get an artificial feeling of superiority over others when doing so and continue to do it Shotguns were affected that way in D1 as well just to name 1 example, they buffed tgem in pve by 15% as well while lowering the range for pvp which didn't affect pve range Critical thinking is rare in this forum, we see pointless complaining and rants instead of actual criticism and feedback There's a reason BUNGIE IGNORES posts like that in the past. I'm sure they can't get over how ignorant some are, i don't blame them for ignoring these types of statements
