As I wrote before (several times now) Making the game harder by removing basic mechanics you have does [u]not[/u] mean the game has become harder in itself, the adds, boss and mechanics have remained the same, only YOUR equipment is nerfed. If you're playing Mario and in middle you lose the ability to double jump the puzzle and bowser encounter has remained the same, only it's harder for you because your basic gameplay equipment is gone. Getting lucky with ammo drops does not make the encounter itself easier, nor does not having ammo, only it makes the game harder to play. Are you understating the difference between gameplay being harder due to mechanics like boss, adds and what you need to do and gameplay being harder because you don't have basic tools? Good

That's a long winded way to admit that I wasn't the one the bring up that the mechanic makes the game harder and to explain why you brought it up.

That's pretty besides the point, taking away basic tools should not be a way of increasing difficulty even assuming this isn't a bug (which I still have no reason to assume why it's not)

If you still have no reason to assume or believe it's not a bug despite: - it being in 2 iterations of the game for years - it being addressed as a mechanic by Bungie (hidden mechanic) - it never being addressed as bug by Bungie (despite them addressing bugs directly in the past) - having a noticeably more robust version of it being an modifier in game modes then the issue lies with you.

[quote]- it being in 2 iterations of the game for years[/quote]-Made irrelevant by the fact that both share the same engine and have duplicate bugs and exploits such as loading zone to farm materials and the fact that bungie have failed to patch bugs in the past. [quote]- it being addressed as a mechanic by Bungie (hidden mechanic)[/quote]We already established several days ago this was a false delusion on your part, reread the article, no where does [u]bungie[/u] claim it's a mechanic. [quote]- it never being addressed as bug by Bungie (despite them addressing bugs directly in the past)[/quote]And failing to address other bugs they couldn't fix in the past, you don't know what you're talking about here (again) [quote]- having a noticeably more robust version of it being an modifier in game modes[/quote]Which proves my own point, if it was an intended mechanic there wouldn't be a real one based off it, this simply proves it's a bug as 2 modifiers would be redundant and a waste of time, I must thank you for giving me extra support. [quote]then the issue lies with you.[/quote]The amount of delusion one would have to be in to think such ridiculous points have any merit is truly astonishing, half your points here are downright false or prove my own, I'm not sure where you make this stuff up bud

[quote]We already established several days ago this was a false delusion on your part, reread the article, no where does bungie claim it's a mechanic.[/quote] You might want to reread the article. [quote]Forsaken Project Lead Scott Taylor confirmed that there would be some change to the ammo juggler mechanic with Forsaken.[/quote] Oh and by the way you can scan the entire article and try to find where they even mention it as a bug, when it's referred to as a mechanic all the way.

[quote]Forsaken Project Lead Scott Taylor confirmed that there would be some change to the ammo juggler mechanic with Forsaken.[/quote] You realize this is not a direct quote yes? This is the author of said article who refers to it as a mechanic throughout the article, no where is there a direct quote where bungie refers to it as one. And as discussed earlier it needs to go regardless of mechanic or bug, it's either A) A bug that should be fixed or B) A way the devs are trying to force players how to play; something that shouldn't happen I'll be glad to see it fixed with forsaken and so will most

A) it is going. B) it's not a bug ;)

I'll be honest, I don't think there's any point to argue this further. It's going, I'm happy about that bug or mechanic so have a good one bud :)