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8/30/2016 4:39:10 PM
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So here in this forum we have a side to where people think vex needs attention and another side that thinks vex doesn't need attention. The truth is both sides are right, reason being is that for one the left side(the side that believes vex needs attention) is right because , as of right now vex does have some serious problems and some of those problems do need need to be fixed,vex is not working due to some fixes on fusion rifles,which technically did damage its reputation. The right side(The side that doesn't believe vex needs attention) is right because it is true that back in year 1, vex. would dominate the crucible on one mag, which in truth is actually rediculous, another reason to why I can see so many complaints during that time about it. Think about it, the guns right now dosen't go through a 20-30 killstreak in one mag like the vex normally would. So both sides have an equal say in this argument. and whether or not you like what I say or believe it, I speak the truth.
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Year one vex isn't the same as week one vex. The vex had super high damage at launch. It was nerfed. That's off the table. It doesn't need to be brought up. Realistically only one side is right. The gun has obvious accuracy problems that need to be fixed.
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"whether or not you like what I say or believe it, I speak the truth" someone's a little arrogant.
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Edited by QcGzeno: 8/30/2016 5:18:25 PMId say keep the damage as it is, but increase the stability and accuracy, by a generous amount. Year 1 Vex was a lazerbeam, which was a little OP. Buffing it to the point where I should be able to control the recoil and shoot where I aim. Thats the goal.
