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6/23/2017 2:11:33 PM
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Except when you take in to account that heavy and special are used for [i]dps[/i] and not mobs of red bars, your theory goes right out the window. There is no arguing that the reordering of weapons was a PvP decision, one hit kill weapons are now heavy weapons with the least available ammo? Come on. Your little math class told [i]a[/i] story but far from the [i]whole[/i] story. Do better next time.
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Tell me how many scenarios you use both honestly. Pretty much every raid boss in D1 is either a high impact sniper, Gjally or Sleeper.
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Depends on the player.
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Luke Smith even admitted that it was because of PvP that the weapons changed in his interview with PC mag. He did also try and claim it was because of players wanting to have primary weapons with energy burns on them to try and cover for the PvP, but it was just BS.
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He said the same thing in the ign fireteam chat at the reveal event.
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[quote]Your little math class told [i]a[/i] story but far from the [i]whole[/i] story.[/quote] This.
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Well he is part of Bungie's grassroots marketing campaign, so this smoke show isn't a surprise but its really disappointing.
