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7/30/2019 4:58:02 AM
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As someone who has mostly every PVP pinnacle weapon who do you think makes Pinnacle's look the worst from having said pinnacle
I'm gonna make this clear right now. I'm a PvE player and i despise PvP. Go ahead and roast me for my solid 0.9 k/d
If you want to know what pinnacle i dont have it's NF.
Personally, I think the mentality of pinnacles to people still is that they should do 2 or 3 mundane tasks to get a weapon that will get them a gun that is either fun to use or generally amazing in it's field.
PvP pinnacles are not hard they just require time.
Example: 3 weeks for Mountaintop, 1 week for Luna's Howl and Recluse, 3 days for Revoker
we dont talk about redrix okay just dont talk about that one..
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2 RepliesTo me it's the sweats. I'm specifically referring to Not Forgotten, pre nerf. The reason is the whole making the rich richer thing. These guys are really good at PvP for the most part. Then they get an op weapon. Now they're really good at pvp and have an unfair advantage, making them even better. Then they go into quickplay and stomp casual players for fun, and it's not even competitive. It kind of ruins the experience for guys just out there to have fun. This isn't meant to be a knock on good players. Good on them for being champs. I'm just more so pointing out an unfortunate side effect of the whole system.
