PvE is like baseball. Lots of patience. Slow and steady wins the race. PvP is like football. Lots of Pressure. Quick decisions and outsmarting your opponent wins the race. Some people don't like football

Mine, if anything, is just a lack of time invested into PvP. In COD, my KD was usually at least 1.5-2.0, and on Black Ops 2, I had a 2.67 KD with the FAMAS, so I have experience playing PvP, but it's hard for me to get into the PvP mindset because I spend every moment in PvE. Like my 32 Titan has NEVER entered a crucible match. So my mindset is being cautious and staying back, while PvP is all about quick reactions and being in the fight. Plus I was the kind of guy to turn off my killstreaks in COD just to make it more entertaining, not the guy who will just do anything for a kill.

Because I suck and that's all there is to it. I always shoot too late. Reflexes are not as fast anymore

I don't struggle:)

I do decent in crucible. One thing that baffles me is the way thorn hits me.. 3 shots I'm dead, and I feel like my thorn doesn't do shit for damage. Like 5-6 shots.. Unless they are head shotting me across the map on the run everytime.. Then I guess cool lol.

That's the weird thing with PvP. I can have an awesome game, be the top scorer (mind you, it doesn't happen really often) and the following game I barely get any kills and finish with a K/D of 0.3

Because I suck at PvP and avoid adding unneeded stress to my life...

Destiny controls are very clunky. It's hard to turn around when someone blinks behind you, it's like having your sensitivity all the way at the minimum, especially while sprinting. It's combat style is easy to get used to as OP said, but the controls is what throws a lot of people, including me, off.

The answer to your question is very simple. [i]Someone has to struggle.[/i] Just like every other PvP mode in nearly every other game, there are going to be people who excel and do very well is most all of their matches. And the more people there are doing that, the more people there are struggling. Someone has to be on the receiving end of these kills.

I play another game for my PvP fix. Minimal Aim Assist, no dumbfire anti-infantry rockets, a variety of truly competitive weapons, no stupid -blam!-ing supers, and a leveling system that makes sense, based on items and skills you use and/or choose to invest in. A game that rewards you for winning and punishes you for losing. Crucible - waste of -blam!-ing disc space and resources. Shittiest PvP experience that I can remember (and I remember going head-to-head on Pac-Man cocktail table machines)

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My crucible Viagra ain't strong enough bruh :(

There is a learning curve to crucible. First is maps. Sure some people rock at crucible but they don't even notice that some of it comes down to knowing the map. Where to stand, where not to stand. What travel paths to use or what spots will give you an advantage in cover or angle. Second is style of play. This isn't the plodding strategic pace of Gears of War or the fast twitch shoot and run of CoD. Also it's not Halo. The power weapons aren't set out on the map. Add to that the elements of perfect radar and the height of each players jump and you have created a period of adjustment for players to suddenly deal with. There are a few other factors but I don't want to run on too much.

Because I'm new to PvP. And lag. But not the sort of lag everyone else is complaining about. It's brain to finger lag ;D I'm so busy exploring the maps, that I forget that I have a gun, or grenades, not to speak about supers. I'm so excited and nervous that I even forget how to sprint or jump. Then I die, spawn somewhere else run around disorientated. And die again :D But it's good fun!

Because of lag and cheap tatics

2/5 of the most used Primary weapons for Crucible are rare guns. It's map knowledge. As a frequenter of The Crucible, I've acquired a vast amount of muscle memory and reflex based on the map. Player styles change. Weapons change. Supers change. But the players are still gonna have to run through the same doors and the same hallways to get to the same spots of the same maps. PLAY YOUR ENVIRONMENT SMARTLY. Have a super? Wait. Throw it while the other team is QUICKLY capping a point. The faster they're capping it, the more people there are on that point. Camping is different than waiting. Predict where the other team goes. Control? They're gonna try and cap the closest flag to them, and then push B, for the most part, so don't stand right on B where they can see you directly. Wait for them. Stand guard. Play over-watch on that point until they get there. Travel with a buddy. With so much kill trading, 2v1's are very useful in quickly overpowering enemies. Turn your mic on and communicate. If you die next to your buddy from a Golden Gun, scream out "OH! -blam!- me. Golden Gun _________ (Behind, in front, above)." Agility all the way up? Most armor skill trees are futile in Crucible because levels are disabled. So crank that Agility up. You're gonna die in the crucible anyways. But can you run and jump and outmaneuver other people? (Needs Verification. Not totally sure if low armor doesn't effect damage intake) Play smart! Most people rush. It's fun to rush. It's even more fun to rush when you don't die. But it's the most fun when you stay back and pick them off from afar or when they least expect it. Play the map. Learn how players maneuver around certain objects. Learn what caps attract the most attention and which caps put your team at an advantage or disadvantage. Learn where snipers always sit, and where the shotgunners lurk. Keep fighting, Guardian. Every PvP takes time to adjust to. Yes, the servers are sometimes booty. Finish the game, beat the lag, back out and join a new match making party. Not everything is perfect. But everything can be fun. Oh, and don't worry about last place. That's where the most Exotics drop! Lololol.

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