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Edited by DeeJ:
10/8/2014 5:57:28 PM
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How was your first night in the Iron Banner?
Seeking constructive feedback.
Tell me about your experience. Please stay on topic.
Were you detecting an advantage attributed to your more powerful gear and weapons? Did the experience feel different than standard Crucible combat?
Talk to me, Guardians.
UPDATE: I know people quit games when they know they won't win. I'm more curious about your perceptions for how the power-level advantages work. Help me help you. Stay on target!
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Edited by Ice Oblivion IV: 6/6/2015 2:57:55 PMAside from two enemy players red-barring so much they took an extra 30 seconds to keel over and die (during that they just ran into wall, didin't kill anyone), the games ran pretty smooth. A few t-baggers and dancers annoyed me, but that has to be expected. Most used weapons that I saw: Thorn, Hawkmoon (I'm on PS4) and the Last Word for Primaries. Felwinter's Lie, Matador 64 and Judgement VI for Specials (Shotguns, no surprise there). No specific Heavy Weapons (lots of diversity, from Ghorn to Hannibal). I have played both Crucible and Iron Banner a number of times and I saw and felt no difference in terms of level advantages (I feel like that would actually mean something if more 10's and 20's played Iron Banner). Those are my thoughts, take 'em as you will.
