The problem with Headseeker is that it only works within the same burst. If you hit one burst to the body and one burst to the head, you don't get a damage bonus. You need the first round of the burst to hit the body and then the other rounds in the same burst that hit the head will deal 25% more damage... and it doesn't work if you only hit the head with a burst. In fact, even if you fulfill the conditions, sometimes it decides not to activate. It may be glitched, because several times in that video you did, in fact, hit the body and then all the rest of the shots in the burst hit the head. It's so useful? Guess how many times it activated in that whole video, I counted. Zero times. That's right. Headseeker activated 0 times and saved you 0 bullets. You did the base 21 headshot damage with the weapon with every single headshot. Headseeker pops a 26 when it activates. I don't know why it's so useless in its current state but it, sadly, is. In PvP, at least. Secret Round is alright but if you're accurate, the only time it'll really kick in is when you miss all or most of a burst, in which case you want to be able to fire again as soon as possible, not fire a fourth round which will also miss. It can be useful if you miss your first round and get on target in time to hit with the rest of the burst but the rounds fly so quickly that you generally either miss or hit all 3 rounds. Perfect Balance is, obviously, amazing. That's what makes Timepiece worth using; it can obtain maximum Stability. However, for those that cannot obtain this great weapon, there is a Rare weapon that has virtually identical stats with some lucky perks! http://www.destinydb.com/items/1405547125-suros-jps-55#1.MTyHMd8 I've gotten at least a half a dozen of these. Mostly trashed them as I am not a Pulse Rifle player. In terms of base stats, the Impact, RoF, Range and Magazine Size are identical to Praedyth's Timepiece. The only way it is inferior in the Crucible is its slightly slower reload speed (not really noticeable) and the lower base Stability, which is 6 points lower out of 100. A third of these you obtain will have Fitted Stock, which will bring the Stability to 83% compared to Timepiece's 99% after Perfect Balance. That's the only difference in PvP between using the blue Suros and purple Timepiece. 16% Stability. Sights add Stability and you cannot go beyond 100%, meaning it's easy to find a Suros JPS with as high as 89% Stability to Timepiece's 100%. It's theoretically possible to find it with Counterbalance/Fitted Stock, which will max the Stability, making the weapons [i]virtually identical[/i], the only difference being that Timepiece fires 4 rounds if you miss, which can sometimes even be a drawback in skilled hands. Headseeker will virtually never, ever activate in PvP and when it does activate, it generally activates on one round only, leaving your bursts to kill the exact same as before. JPS 55 is much more obtainable and will often have virtually identical performance if the perks are right. If you don't get lucky, chances are you'll only be able to get Fitted Stock and a decent sight, which will give it slightly higher recoil than Timepiece, so don't get me wrong, Timepiece IS better than it, but for players with horrible luck, it is a great alternative. EDIT: Also, for players that hate having to pull the trigger for every burst, you can get Red Dot ORS1/Full Auto/Fitted Stock Suros JPS. 11% less Stability than Timepiece but Full Auto for the lazy.

Anyone who asks what is a solid pulse rifle... this would easily be the best one in the game!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RskRHm1Tv0 Xur Location and Items 10/24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpPtxV-Rqx4 Another Crucible Skirmish Game Play using this weapon. We won 5025 - 210 and I went 12-0

Keep the thread going guys!!!!!