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Edited by Carvoic:
9/14/2016 6:26:41 PM
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Please BUFF THE FIRST CURSE
This weapon has crap stability and in all my playing with it, it's been less consistent than my eyasluna that has good stability and higher base range. The gun also just DOESN'T feel exotic to me. I feel like I'm gimping myself by using it in PVP and quite honestly PVE to.
I believe the gun could do with a base stability buff to make the accuracy on FOLLOW UP shots more consistent. I'm thinking a 30-50 increase in stability. I also don't believe it would be OP if this gun had higher range dropoff than other HCs, perhaps pulse rifle range or even scout range honestly.
HEAR ME OUT, the first curse has a SLOW TTK of 1 second and that's IF you land perfect shots. If you don't you're pretty much just dead. The only guardians it can drop fairly quickly are very low armor guardians. How often do you run into guardians with minimal armor? Honestly?
The HC is not OP in crucible now and feels underwhelming to use. If increasing the dropoff is a no go then at the very least could we see a base stability buff on the first curse?
Thoughts?
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I have complained about the damage falloff for some time now, I am resigned to the fact that it may be here to stay, but there is nothing wrong with showing my support for its removal . First Curse should not have damage falloff to the degree that it has right now. It is equivalent to a range nerf, and diminishes one of the hand cannons best features, its midrange potency. This falloff has all but doubled the number of rounds required to kill a target in the mid range. Stabilty can become a bit of a crutch. I started Destiny as a Gunslinger, and related heavily on the stability buffs that subclass provided. It took a long time to readjust to not using those buffs, but now I find that I am more accurate without any buffs, than I ever was with them. As for First Curse, it performs best with the least amount of stability, anything more just feels off.
