Simple poll for [b]Fusion Rifles[/b]
Do you have an opinion on the current state of Fusion Rifles?
Do Fusion Rifles need a major or minor improvement to better fit their role as Special Weapons?
Do you believe that they are working as intended and do not need to be tweaked in any way? Do you feel that tweaking/buffing Fusion Rifles will create more problems?
Thoughts? Please explain your decision to offer critical thinking.
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6 RepliesNah, I use fusions all the time. The iron banner one kicks ass
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Edited by ThatWasntButter: 4/3/2016 5:38:43 AMThe only extremely good [b]Fusion Rifle[/b] right now is [u][b]Susanoo[/b][/u] and it's class-specific. It reminds me of the way Fusion Rifles were back in Year-1. It shouldn't be coming down to using only a handful of weapons in the entire Destiny inventory.
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Yes, they could definitely use a stability buff. From base Fusions to Exotics like the Vex Mythoclast they could all use a buff.
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They need impact buffs with charge time nerfs.
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3 RepliesI never thought I'd say it 3 months ago, but no. Outside of legendary hand cannons and low RoF ARs, balance is in a really good place.
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Edited by Akira00x: 4/2/2016 1:38:08 PMIf they would give them more reserve ammo (around 40) and increased range, i guess they should be fine.
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Fix the disappearing beams and they're good. It is extremely frustrating to hit a guy deaf-on and do zero damage because the beams disappear.
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Check out my games from earlier in iron banner. All using fusion rifles. Pantei rei whatever melts sht and is highly effective still.
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9 RepliesLol...nooooo
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1 ReplyI don't know exactly what it is that need, but there's something about them(not the charge rate) that's the reason fusion rifle users have a lower KD than shotgun or sniper rifle users
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1 ReplyYes. They've been garbage since the first nerf. Buff shotguns, autos, pulses, and handcannons along with them. All the nerfs have turned Crucible into a slow, boring, campfest.
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Uh, duh. Lol
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They lack that something something.
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Edited by Dano2point0: 3/31/2016 9:47:42 PMThe only problem that I have with them are the bolts vanishing should you get hit with a lethal shot at the same time that you fire. It's inherently high risk to use anyways so chances are that you are going to be getting shot as you are charging and lining up the shot. If I do everything right and line up the shot and fire, the bolts should not simply vanish because of travel time and the other player's shot hitting me first. That's some serious bullshit. That issue aside, I think fusion rifles are very capable in experienced players hands. In other words, working as intended. They require a lot of dedication and practice to developing the sort of consistency and confidence to make them viable. Players that just pick one up and expect immediate results are often disappointed. It's easy to blame the weapon but that is generally not the case. Almost always if I miss a shot, it's because I was a total spaz and didn't time my shot properly. I think it's also easy to gloss over other factors that add to the inconsistency that a lot of players cite when they complain about fusion rifles, e.g., lag, flinch, enemy movement, your positioning and movement, and bolt travel time. There is a complexity to using them that will always make them a niche weapon. We can already achieve max stability with the high impact archetype. Increasing stability should not be on the table. Maybe range, which would help make it easier to lead targets.
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So... Nerf fusion rifles? XD
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Less travel time and more stability
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Totally agree with you op,fusion rifles need a buff. Fusion Rifle lives matter.
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They aren't bad....they're just inconsistent
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Of course they do. I want em op af