Just warning you, this is probably going to turn into a rant. The netcode is getting worse, just being flat out. How is the netcode getting worse? In vanilla, I would maybe get shot around a corner or through a wall once every few games. Now it isn't even subtle, tracers on shots are going through solid objects at least a few inches into said solid objects, in being shot around multiple corners, and even worse, the hit detection has be butchered beyond belief. Let me pose a question, how many times have you been shot around a corner or through a solid object the last few games you've played? Now how many times have you, without a doubt shot somebody around a corner? If the answer is more than 2 per game, then there is a serious problem with either the netcode, or the hitboxes. Granted, Iron Banner has always bred more bullshit than normal PvP. Next, let's talk about the hit detection. Why do people want shotguns nerfed when 90% of the time, more than half of the pellets don't register? Why are fusion rifles extremely inconsistent? Both are answered by this; the hit detection had taken many steps backwards since House of Wolves. Fusions are damn near unusable (at least for me) right now because the hit detection has degraded to be almost worse than Black Ops 3. In Black Ops 3, you can shoot a guy seemingly 20+ times with no hits registered, for reference. Maybe it's just me, I don't know. Shotguns are just bullshit. Before you raise your pitchforks and ridicule me for wanting a Nerf to shotguns, I don't. They need a buff across the board in terms of speed. But why does my Matador with have trouble one shorting at point blank, while other people are saying that the original Felwinter's was weaker? Am I missing something here? It seems like shotguns have no range or damage a shocking majority of the time, being inconsistent at best point blank, and literally useless past 10 feet. Oh wait, Bungie hired roadkill to rewrite the netcode and hit detection, my bad. Sorry about the rant, I just have to get this off my chest.