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4/29/2020 8:08:27 AM
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What's the problem with trying to win?
You act like trying to win is a crime.
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Nothing at all, but sometimes the means through which you do so shows your character/ integrity. Bastion anteus wards and the biggest can of spamming it ever is a lil over kill in quickplay. As I said before. Read actual post?
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[quote]Read actual post?[/quote] I did, let me phrase it that way: Is it a crime running Bastion anteus wards? It's annoying for me too, but they have the right to play how they want like we do too.
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Very true, but if you need boots that block shots from behind and bastion to win in quickplay...I mean seriously? QP is for fun in my opinion of course try to win...but also try out that shotgun you aren't sure about or whatever, not run your sweat loadout
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[quote]but if you need boots that block shots from behind and bastion to win in quickplay...I mean seriously?[/quote] Some people need to use overpowered loadouts to win, that doesn't make us better person for not using them.
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In quickplay I think it does, you're probably that person the way you're defending them lol
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I absolutely only play warlock so I am not, I played scout and pulsrifle a lot and started playing summoner when it got buffed because since Destiny 1 I only played autorifles, so I wouldn't concider myself one of them. [quote]In quickplay I think it does[/quote] I think it's just not wrong trying to get a quick sweat experience when someone isn't ready to get themselfs a premade team for survival/trials or want to gamble in freelancer survival. Like I said I'm also upset when I get punished for trying to have a unique and underpowered loadlout, but I totally accept it.
