ESPECIALLY BLADEDANCER SUPER IT'S LIKE I'M HITTING ENEMIES WITH A TACTICAL SPORK.

Here's how I've pretty much found Bladedancers at the moment: -Running around in the Cosmodrome You've popped your Arcblade and you've just finished ferrociously mauling a small herd of Thrall who could've barely found their way around a glass jar's lid. Needless to say, it didn't take long to turn them into marrow dust. You've still got just enough charge left for one more kill and so you frantically look around to find your next vict-er...enemy. You spot a Major Acolyte standing off to the side, unknowing to your presence. Such an opportune moment sends a pleasing chill down your spine. You monster. You quickly but silently make your way towards the Acolyte without alerting him...her...it to your location and soon you find yourself menacingly hovering behind its back. You draw back your arm with the knife in your hand and prepare to strike down on the unsuspecting Acolyte almost as though you were a murderer preying on hapless teenagers from a 90s horror thriller. -Roll for damage -It's a 1 As you throw your arm downwards the knife slips from your hand and out of your stunned silence of the mishap you simply deliver a flaccid slap upon the Acolyte's bony broad shoulders. Noticing this, the Acolyte spins around and your eyes interlock. You cannot really get a good read off its face, but you assume that it did not appreciate your advances and is pissed. Despite being flustered and concerned, you quickly pull back your arm and attempt to throw a punch right to its skull-face. -Roll for damage -It's another 1 Out of your growing worriedness your arm goes weak and instead of a punch you deliver yet another slap this time across the Acolyte's face. After being slapped it turns back again to meet your eyes and...it actually looks sad as though it is about to cry. Rather than pummel you down into pieces until your ghost can no longer put you back together again, the Acolyte delivers a quick, firm slap across your own face and runs off until it is out of sight. You are left simply stunned, unsure of the events that had just taken place and the thought of you actually offending a being of the Hive to the point that it could be driven to tears honestly leaves a bad taste in your mouth. You contemplate what has transpired as you sit on the dirt and snow that covers the ground. What the literal fu-the screen goes black and you are met with the bolded letters [u]Error Code: Caterpillar.[/u] Needless to say, we really need to start seeing a division between PvE and PvP-implemented nerfs.

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Bump Bungie doesn't listen tho

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I don't know about that much of an increase but it does piss me off waiting for a super and using it on a yellow bar and only taking 3/4 of their health and dropping no orbs.

Bump asf

Bump

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Signed. Any sort of damage buff would be nice.

as bungie puts it, "we want to keep guns and abilities the same across the board. what they really mean, "WE HAVE NO CLUE HOW TO SEPERATE THE 2"

They could use a buff. Honestly, my Sleeper does more damage than my FoH

Bump me so I can navigate back here easier to bump. I'm tired of PVE getting shit on in favor of PVP. I won't be paying for the upcoming content drop or Destiny II if this trend continues, it's been going on long enough.