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9/20/2017 4:22:09 AM
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It's long overdue that Titans learn some gunplay.
Nobody was impressed with how they'd cruise around the map in D1 with their skating, and one-hit-kill shoulder charging everybody with no risk of being killed.
Words cannot describe how good it felt today when I was firing at a charging Titan who shouldered me, didn't even break my shield, and I finished him with a melee. THAT is precisely how such an exchange should play out.
Thank you for balancing Titans, Bungie.
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*Remembers hunters in year 1 and laughs*
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Let me just list a few of the d1 balance problems 1. Arc bolts dealing 3/4 of health with a giant radius with lucky raspberry 2. VF fire bolts that left you at literally a one shot 3. Two tapping hand cannons 4. Two burst pulse rifles 5. OHK or close to OHK throwing knives 6. OG bladedancer super 7. OHK or close to ohk tripmines 8. Auto rifles sniping 9. Fusion rifle snipers 10. Ohk melee from behind without charge up (sprint) requirement. 11. Sniping warlock melee But sure shoulder charge was the biggest balance problem in all of d1. It was just what people used to compete with all the other op shit other classes had
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Since nobody said shoulder charge was the biggest balance problem in all of D1, you appear to be having a very passionate debate with your own sock puppet. My point stands that Titans were the only class with a OHK non-super, on top of being the fastest moving and highest armor. Cry us a river about D2 balance. EVERYTHING got nerfed.
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Yup and its really bland. And if you read the list other classes had ohk things that weren't supers
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Grenades were on a cooldown, plus everybody had a sticky grenade so I don't see it as an imbalance. But you're right, they were technically OHK. Tripmines hit hard but were never OHK unless a hunter got caught in their own tripmine blast. Then it was full to dead. Even at their best, throwing knives were never OHK. I suppose Backstab qualifies, but it had specific situational use that was harder than you think to utilize. Ultimately it was never worth using over the other perks. Shoulder charge had no limitations. Personally, I'm finding with the removal of so much OHK and high dmg abilities, pvp has become a lot more interesting.
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It's time Hunter mains stop complaining that they are the weakest class because they are not. It's also time to stop bitchin about dodge and use some gun skill , nothing better than being able to go toe to toe with a Hunter without all that evasive crutch style game play that made up D1.
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[quote]It's long overdue that Titans learn some gunplay. Nobody was impressed with how they'd cruise around the map in D1 with their skating, and one-hit-kill shoulder charging everybody with no risk of being killed. Words cannot describe how good it felt today when I was firing at a charging Titan who shouldered me, didn't even break my shield, and I finished him with a melee. THAT is precisely how such an exchange should play out. Thank you for balancing Titans, Bungie.[/quote] Titans do know gunplay you say that bs yet they give us melee perks on our classes and how can you say “thank you for balancing titans” when they were all ready balanced you muppet. You obviously were a D1 cry baby who screamed nerf get good at the game it was easy to counter
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Atleast we have Synthoceps now :)
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[quote]Atleast we have Synthoceps now :)[/quote] Love em
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I'm fine with it as an exotic perk. Though I imagine it's sad to take up an exotic for something that used to be natural. You should see how weak throwing knife is now. :( Almost no point anymore. Smoke no longer does dmg over time. And shadow shot only does 150 dmg.
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One handcannon headshot. Plus exploding crit knife equals a kill if not their one shot enough to the point where you could sneeze on them and they'd dir
