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Edited by Lich:
2/9/2019 4:21:17 AM
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Loaded question is still ass
It’s by far the furthest thing from a pinnacle weapon. Erentril is by far a better option in both pve and pvp and its perks can be utilized way more Often.
Instead of enhanced battery it needs particle repeater and braced frame. 7 for a magazine is a joke. And for that reason the moment I got the gun I instantly dismantled it. As auto loading holster isn’t any better. Great 7 cores I got from it.
It needs to feel powerful even if it was dominant in crucible it wouldn’t even be the guns fought but the enemy for hand holding hands. With both braced frame and particle repeater the gun would truly shine.
Now I’m being honest here I love fusion rifles and have used them since d1 and are options are few and far between. Buff it please
:Edit) probably should of noted that I've had the gun since the first week it was released and tested it both in pve and pvp and never thought twice on dismantling it. Never went back to it and I want more fusion rifle options
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41 RepliesEdited by TheArtist: 2/9/2019 3:26:06 AMOh its FAR from "ass'. The problem Loaded Question has is the same problem Malfeasance has: People want the weapon to be something that its not. But if you are willing to use the weapon in the way it was designed it is VERY powerful. Loaded Question is not the weapon to use if you're looking to burn down bosses, or dominate the Crucible. The weapon is designed as a powerful crowd-control weapon in PVE. You're supposed to pull it out when you want a mass off adds to die RIGHT now. You pull it out. Aim it into the center of the crowd....pull the trigger...and watch the entire crowd vaporize. Then you switch back to your primary, and let auto-loading holster reload it. So its ready for the next time you have a crowd of enemies that you want to disappear. When you lean into that intended rhythm of use...rather than fighting it, and trying to use it some other way....the weapon is almost GAME-BREAKINGLY powerful. So powerful that it almost feels like cheating its so good. Bungie designed it that way, in order to KEEP this weapon from being so absurdly powerful that it would break the game. ...and they almost failed despite it.
