Heavy ammo is simply a mechanism that ruins the game altogether; it turns the dynamics of the game too vigorously. From competitive or casual games, it turns more into CoD due to the time to kill - which is why most Destiny play it for the slower time to kill. Heavy ammo is great in PvE, it provides rare ammo that deals masses of damage. However, in PvP, it provides too much ammo: with a heavy machine gun, it provides 2 clips worth. That's the equivalent to approximate 15 kills on average before running out, long enough for the next heavy ammo to spawn. Once, my team were 2000 - 7000 and we're losing a lot. Heavy came up and we won: that's broken. The enemy didn't stand a chance! Simply reduce the heavy spawned or eradicate it - it ruins the PvP side of it. In my opinion, if they don't nerf it - there should be an option at least. Supers will only charge on kills/assists and heavy will be eradicated. In addition, points are scored a lot easier: - [b]Headshot[/b] 110 points - [b]Kill [/b]100 points - [b]Assist[/b] 50 That's simple - that way games are won not from getting kills after dying or from super kills - you get the same points regardless how you kill them. This gamemode would be a permanent 3 v 3 playlist, so people who like heavy have a chance to still utilise it whereas players who prefer Destiny to be more competitive don't. Win, win! Also, heavy isn't necessarily the primary problem - it's the amount of machine gun ammunition you are provided with. [b]Math Alert![/b] Machine guns provided 62 ammo overall (from one crate): it's a four shot to kill a guardian. 62 divided by 4 = 15.5, so that secures 15 kills on average (may get a few clean-ups kills along the way). The average kill distance is 15sec, so if you do 15sec X 15kills = 225 seconds, which is the time you'll have your heavy for until it runs out (this is on average). 225 divided by 60 = 3.75 minutes you have heavy ammo available to you. Heavy spawns every 3 minutes, so you have enough heavy to supply you for next heavy round, allowing you to secure the next heavy ammo crate. For the sake of correctly securing two boxes to then allow you to secure the next box afterwards is a too big of a penalty. Yes, it should change dynamics for a while, but not for the rest of the game. Machine guns should provided 30 bullets instead, so that's it's 7 kills (still potentially higher than rockets). That means heavy ammo wouldn't be around for so long, or players can save their ammo to secure the next heavy in hope they don't die so that's it a high risk, high reward. Now it's just a mess. It's mainly heavy machine guns that are the issue here - rockets don't provide enough ammo to turn the tides too significantly. However, missing one heavy ammo crate shouldn't allow a penalty as big as that. Machine guns just need a small tweak at the ammo provided (less, obviously). Then again, private matches would solve all this...