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7/17/2015 8:17:34 AM
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The problem with the Gjallarhorn nerf
Honestly, the nerf doesnt bother me too much, but I still believe that the weapon shouldnt have been nerfed. Currently, several people rely on using the forums to find raid/strike groups, but are constantly denied access to these activities if they do not possess gjallarhorn, as if everyone in the fireteam possesses one, it can make the activity quicker and easier. Bungie wanted to reduce the damage of the wolfpack rounds to create more diversity in the weapons that people use during raids and strikes. However, gjallarhorn will most likely continue to be one of the best weapons for these activites, but strike teams will need more people to use this weapon if they want to keep the same damage output and make the activity as easy as it was before the nerf. Thus, now the problem will be made worse than before, as people with gjallarhorn will be more sought after to make quicken the activity and make it easier.
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#Destiny
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1 답변If Ghorn deals a little less damage, people will need more Ghorns on the fireteam. Will work the other way,
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2 답변This is actually a good point, but only because most of the community doesn't seem to understand that gjallarhorn isn't actually needed for any activity in the game.
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Still, I still dont want gjallarhorn to be the "only viable weapon" in the game, but this nerf was, in my opinion, the wrong way to do it. Buff the other exotic heavy weapons perhaps? Or completely weaken the gjallarhorn to be more on par with the others?
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2 답변[quote]Honestly, the nerf doesnt bother me too much, but I still believe that the weapon shouldnt have been nerfed. Currently, several people rely on using the forums to find raid/strike groups, but are constantly denied access to these activities if they do not possess gjallarhorn, as if everyone in the fireteam possesses one, it can make the activity quicker and easier. Bungie wanted to reduce the damage of the wolfpack rounds to create more diversity in the weapons that people use during raids and strikes. However, gjallarhorn will most likely continue to be one of the best weapons for these activites, but strike teams will need more people to use this weapon if they want to keep the same damage output and make the activity as easy as it was before the nerf. Thus, now the problem will be made worse than before, as people with gjallarhorn will be more sought after to make quicken the activity and make it easier.[/quote] Its kinda similar to how even if someone is level 30 or 31 will be denied access to a hard VoG because it would still be easier with a team of all 33s or 34s.
