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Bearbeitet von Chubbums:
4/9/2016 10:49:37 AM
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This and the TLW nerf feels like christmas came early. They really decided to shit on sniper tryhards when they nerf their back up crutch as well. Really want to see this "aggressive" style sniping with the last word being nerfed on top. Good luck against shotgun rushers now. Especially a juggernaut Titan... lol.
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You do realise nlb still exists and that good snipers will still combat snipe with a slightly upped zoom, right?
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Bearbeitet von Chubbums: 4/9/2016 4:35:19 PMNLB is not as annoying as 1000 yard stare. And NLB being a sniper it will get hit with the other nerfs as well. I'd laugh my ass off if bungie fixed the reload canceling in this patch without mentioning it as well.
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Bearbeitet von Sas: 4/9/2016 4:37:47 PMNLB most likely won't get hit with the zoom, as it's not a scope driven sniper rifle and that it was intended for combat sniping. As for the ammo, I doubt it will change there either considering it works in primary ammo and not special ammo. I hope they didn't change the reload cancelling myself, I think it adds something good to how the weapon works. Why isn't it as annoying as 1kys, btw?
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It's the fact that you are trading off a consistent primary with a single shot weapon. You also limit your secondaries to really specific ranges by equipping one. It's like someone running Universal Remote, sure it can feel annoying at times but the trade off in weapon ranges is still a noticeable penalty for that player.
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Bearbeitet von Sas: 4/9/2016 4:43:26 PMYet with nlb you have long to medium with your primary and close to medium with your sidearm. Much like someone running 1kys and TLW. Why is this different?
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Bearbeitet von Chubbums: 4/9/2016 4:47:44 PMBecause a sidearm is not bullshit like TLW. And a bodyshot from NLB does not hit as hard as 1kys.
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