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10/14/2014 7:37:52 AM
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Alright, well consider this: Six guys do the raid on hardmode. Three get shards, one gets boots, one gets the helmet that you've mentioned, and one gets the Vex Mythoclast. All of the guys who got equipment drops are about the same skill level, with their earned equipment completely leveled, and they enter the Crucible. Rumble, actually. Please tell me this: Who has the distinct advantage? One got that helmet you mentioned--that should be easily balanced against the Mythoclast, right? One got those super cool boots; he should be good to go against the Vex, right? No. You know that. That is a clear example of imbalancing, considering they both did the content and were supposedly rewarded.
The question is, which of them should have the clear advantage in Crucible? The answer is none. They did PvE content; there is no reason why they should hold such an advantage in PvP. In terms of PvE though, yes, I believe the Mythoclast SHOULD be capable of incredible feats. That is why you did it, not to obliterate other players, by a rather large margin.
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I disagree. Pve won rewards from the hardest possible content should totally massacre in pve. Because thats what this pve game is about, you get awesome rewards in pve and then have fun with them in the crucible. The Mythoclast prenerf was a strong weapon, but could be easily countered. Now my last word will most likely outpreform it and im not even that good in pvp.
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You're absolutely right. It should massacre in PvE, not the Crucible.
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Oh excuse me i mistyped. What i ment was that the mythoclast should outpreform any gun in the crucible until the next raid releases, then it should have a rival. Pve won content on the highest possible difficulty should make a skilled player close to unbeatable in the crucible, since this is a pve game and pvp is just for bounties and giggles.
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I hope you're joking, and realize how ridiculous that is.
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The outrage is the fact that they didn't go about this in a smart way. Yes, nerf the vex in pvp, but leave AS IS IN PVE!!! Hell they could've just banned the vex in cruicible and that still would've been just fine.
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Completely agreed, as long as Iron Banner is counted with Crucible.
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What's the difference? Badum tss Thank you, I'll be here all week. :D
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Clear advantage over what though? If someone got the vex and others didn't than it sucks but it's awesome at the same time. It means not everyone is getting it. You'll just have to wait till next week to get it. It's just how it works. If players didn't exploit the way to get it, it wouldn't need nerfing. At least, to this extent.
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If it's clearly overpowered..if it's required for everyone to get, in order to compete with the ones that have it..that is cancerous to the game, my man. That would have literally ruined the need for any other gun.
