As always bungie refuses to admit when they made a mistake.

The worst part of it all is it effects PVE as well. There’s no reason for it.

Good players adapt. Bad players cry. EDIT: im glad to see how many kids and apes got triggered by just dropping a big truth in here. Your tears feed me. Keep going

I don’t notice the difference. Maybe because I don’t jump around like a bunny when I shoot.

It just doesn’t work… building in to it doesn’t seem to do much

Is is probably the worst change to the game since they announced sunsetting. We shouldn't have to fully commit an entire build just to hit shots in the air. Titan's don't have to commit to a full build to get 240 health in crucible. Nobody has to commit to a full build to get healing grenades which gives them a second life. People have overshields with 240 health, classy restoration, invisibility with a damage resist (Omni), healing grenades with disc builds, and yet hitting shots while in the air, completely exposed out of cover, is somehow an issue? This is a change to help bad players, and there's no other way to look at it. Problem is this hurts bad players too. Eventually they're going to jump and then they're going to die. Good players are just going to wreck them on the ground. [b]THE MAIN PROBLEM[/b] is that if you step on a rock or set or stairs or something, the game considers you airborne, so even while you're on the ground, your shots are randomly missing. This system is broken, not even half baked, and it needs to be removed or else Bungie is going to prove they truly don't listen and don't care. Crucible has gotten worse and worse, and this change makes absolutely no sense. I have NEVER seen company so hell bent on destroying a mode in my entire life. It's just depressing to watch them ruin crucible every season lately, and it's only going to get worse. If an enemy charges you with a shotgun, and you jump backwards to create space, your shots are not not landing on the target. Who the hell is being oppressed in this situation? Are all these overshields, healing grenades/restoration, bubbles and rifts (in Trials) not oppressive? Is this broken lobby balancing that has plagued the crucible for so long, that puts the best player with 5 of the worst players in the lobby not oppressive? The game is trying to force you to lose. That is as oppressive as it gets. All they had to do was nerf icarus grip a little bit and lower the aim assist while in the air. Our actual accuracy should not be touched. If I am good enough to hit my shots then I should hit my shots. This is nonsense. Catering to the lowest tier players is a good way to ruin your game.

Destiny 1 had zero in air accuracy apart from a lucky Sniper shot now and again so I'd argue Its more like original Destiny with the changes. And in air accuracy should never be as reliable as someone shooting from the ground ever !.

Have you thought about getting good?

Disagree. Airborne gunplay is a unique skill, and now you have to build for it just like any other unique skill.

Oh no. YouTubers don’t like it. I don’t get the idea of a few who don’t adapt to change trying to get a community riled up about something because they have an online presence. Personally I think AA changes are good. Maybe a little too tuned atm, maybe it needs to be dialed back. But overall, these are welcome changes as a whole.

If it annoys Youtubers then qe should definitely keep it!

It's working, It needs to stay.

Haha streamers and you tubers aren’t enjoying it so bungie should get rid of it. Stupid system having high accuracy while in the air or sniping while sliding. It should almost be impossible to out kill someone while shooting from the air and near impossible to slide snipe and slide back

this is the most idiotic change they came up with so far i ve tried everything, speced into this stat as much as i can and my shots still go wherever they want

I think in-air accuracy is still too good. It can be nerfed more.

Streamers and YouTubers hate it, so I love it.

It should stay. Best change and much overdue at that. Airborn accuracy should never be close to ground accuracy.

Only reason it exists in a movement based game like Destiny is because Bungie needs to make casuals feel like they are good at the game by reducing the accuracy of basic gameplay therefore removing any possible skill gap between players. Leave to RNG, she'll be alright!