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9/13/2016 1:37:46 AM
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Yeah, more often than not the more skilled played wins. But the beauty of halo was that the player who played a given situation better won, hands down, every time. It was 100% skill based. (Except when they added bloom)
But if you're trying to put realism of weapons into Destiny I think you need to step back and re-evaluate that you're telling me that people figured out how to revive themselves from the dead, travel at near light speeds, create short range teleportation... But they never figured out how to create a pistol that reliably shoots straight? I find that tough to believe.
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They also never learned how to make a better minivan. You're telling me that minivans were the peak of automotive technology in a world where we had colonies on Mars and Venus? Lol This world has weird priorities haha
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Edited by WilliDude: 9/13/2016 1:42:52 AMBut minivans are so functional!!! Lol but seriously though, their priorities were pretty messed up... Especially if during an alien invasion they weren't focused on making their weapons shoot straighter lol I'm pretty sure my wal-mart pistol is more reliably going to hit the target than TLW in its current state. Legendary hand cannon my arse haha
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If you want to shoot straight/reliably, use an auto, pulse or scout. If you want to be a pew-pew space cowboy, use a hand cannon.
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To be fair, most people can't hit SHIT hip firing a revolver lol
