Yeah because having all weapons be balanced in a video game is [i]sooo[/i] stupid, am I right?

Nice, another toxic player.

[quote]Nice, another toxic player.[/quote] “Toxic” Adjective [b]The definition of toxic is something poisonous, or something very harmful or bad. A poison that will cause you to become very ill is an example of something that would be described as toxic. A relationship that is very bad for your mental health is an example of something that would be described as toxic.[/b] I am not some viral entity.

You had to whip out the dictionary like a smartass didn’t you. Stop crutching on being an asshole to win fights that you start

[quote]You had to whip out the dictionary like a smartass didn’t you. Stop crutching on being an asshole to win fights that you start[/quote] When you used the word ‘toxic’, I was unsure of your intended meaning, and the definition of it had slipped my mind. I needed a refresher. And ‘crutching’? Is that some new term? I’ve seen far too many people forget that have other weapons when using hand cannons, sidearms, and bows. They don’t even seem to melee, even at point blank range. They just aim down the sights, look for the head, and practically take forever to take the shot. Hand cannons and sidearms, being pistol-class weapons, have shallow magazines, and anyone who ‘mains’ them have the irritating hindrance of a habit of hesitating to pull the trigger between shots. Yet rifles are designed to have larger magazines because they are built to take down groups of enemies or more resilient opponents. If you encounter a Fallen Shank while holding a hand cannon, are you just gonna sit there and let it kill you because it has NO crit spots? Or are you going to destroy it before it has the chance to open fire? In the field, head or body, you pull the trigger right then and there. No delay. No hesitation. Give them no time.

Oh you’re a boomer that doesn’t understand this generation’s terms. The way I used toxic was to say that the way you are acting was like poison to everyone. Crutching means relying on something. Like the way you would crutch on actual crutches when your leg or foot gets injured.

[quote]Oh you’re a boomer that doesn’t understand this generation’s terms. The way I used toxic was to say that the way you are acting was like poison to everyone. Crutching means relying on something. Like the way you would crutch on actual crutches when your leg or foot gets injured.[/quote] I just don’t look up your unnecessary slang terms. There are times where you need to make a point clear. Crutches in that way is actually recommended by your doctor. They know what’s best. You essentially say that I rely upon necessity. I see you do not adhere to weapon logic, so I leave you. My expertise is required elsewhere.