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11/25/2023 3:28:08 AM
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Joe Blackburn (NERFS)
when joe can kill an overload champion in a lost sector then bungie can consider the nerfs they are putting in an not before.......sounds fair right ?
on a serious note bungie stop killing your game or sell the ip to someone who gives a dam about the communiity
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11 RepliesIt’s sad when the one person who supposedly devoted all this time into their favorite game can’t even kill an overload. They should never make any game adjustments in the negative direction until this can happen. I’m confident Joe couldn’t do a dungeon solo or any other activity that has any difficulty modifiers. Would it not be easier for bungie to just tell us to go $&@! Ourselves? Why bother be cryptic with everything when you can just say it out load and get it over with. “Fans of Destiny please go find another game to play, we don’t want to do this anymore.” - Bungo
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1 ReplyI thought Nerf was his middle name?
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1 ReplyA 5 year old could do better than Joe, he should seriously retire and hand the job to a 5 year old. Im pretty sure the company will do better!
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Joe Nerfburn
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4 RepliesAlready tackled this in the past but I’ll repeat it here for fun. Joe decided to use Le Monarque, a fantastic anti-Overload weapon. Unfortunately for him, he didn’t realise the major flaw it has against champions. While ANY poison shot will stun an Overload champ, only precision poison shots will stop them from regenerating health between stuns. Overload Minotaurs have the worst and most inconsistent crit spots in the game. This is why he later switched up gear and ended up annihilating them with Xenophage.
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Don't sit on the fence...tell us what you really think🤪
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2 Replies[quote]when joe can kill an overload champion in a lost sector then bungie can consider the nerfs they are putting in an not before.......sounds fair right ? on a serious note bungie stop killing your game or sell the ip to someone who gives a dam about the communiity[/quote] People highlighted the one clip where he failed to kill an overload because it was out of the norm. He went back in and killed in just fine later.
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6 RepliesAn what company would you suggest?
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Then I guess bungie can start considering nerfs, because Joe showed he certainly can kill an overload quickly.
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Yes there's so many community oriented caring companies out there who are just looking to prove how just they by accepting the billion dollar handoff that would already be done. Then they could just say "look we just turned this on that they would never turn on to show that we really care." (Then, from what I hear, it would be magically Barack Obamad off for a second, somehow). And everyone will cheer the new justice.
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5 RepliesNot possible. 1. The higher ups wanna milk the ip till it dies so they wouldn't sell it and 2. Because sony owns them they could only give it to another company underneath Sony and while there are definitely some under Sony who would care about the community I don't think a SINGLE one works on anything remotely close to Destiny 2.
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4 RepliesWhat billion-dollar company do you think cares about this community?
