It has infected Destiny and gaming in general, I'm just tired of the insta-kill abilities. I don't even care if its on a 3 minute cool down.If you have 6 people on the other team with full supers you can literally be spawn killed 3-4 times in a row depending on how bad the spawns are that day. It wouldn't be so bad except for the fact that the motion detector in this game sucks so bad it might as well not even be there. Go ahead, look up my stats and say git gud or some shit, I really don't care. Just voicing my complaint that literally every online shooter now has the same problem in my eyes, you can be in a firefight and the other guy or some random teammate of his can just whip out an instant kill on you from almost nothing, be it a fist of panic in Destiny or a ground n pound in Halo. Edit: Also, you can be in a perfectly fair fight in Destiny and the other guy's super could charge literally right before you can finish him off, and he can not just push you back with a defensive tactic, nooo he can just straight up kill you in a single button press, making your entire fight worthless all because...he got lucky? I just don't like abilities that grant that sort of thing. Power weapons on map are fine, people have to pick those up, and in Halo even if I got killed by the lowest of low sword campers I at least know in the back of my mind that the guy who just killed me had to either go somewhere or kill someone for that sword, and then use a viable tactic to kill me with it. He didn't just get lucky. Say what you will about camping , but its less annoying than random supers, or getting spawn-killed multiple times in a row by a team that uses all their supers at once. With camping you can at least respawn and go back to that spot with a tactic to kill that guy or avoid him completely. Even with that indicator you will pretty much always be blindsided by the abilities in Destiny, the weapons/abilities in CoD, etc. Edit 2: Before it's pointed out, I'd also like to note there is always an element of luck to any FPS but Destiny's environment pushes a lot more lucky breaks, I've noticed it for me and I've noticed happening TO me. It's not skill or tactic, it's plain dumb luck.