no. people can't take responsibility for their shortcomings.

Crucible is mostly fine. It's the people that constantly lose and get frustrated.

is not terrible, have some problems but not terrible, is just crybaby's love to cry

Overall I enjoy Crucible. Sometimes I win, sometimes they win. I do take issue with supers being a deciding factor in matches and shitty respawns. I certainly don't care for bottom tree Strikers pounding everyone into the ground (incredible duration, armor AND health regen??), Blade Barrage being an unbeatable, instant-murder button and Well of Radiance being an incredibly weak super in any PvP activity. Thats my jar of pennies.

The most frustrating part of Crucible IMO is the part at the end where, if I lose, I get a short speech from an NPC that, being an NPC that hasn't had new lines added since launch AFAIK, has never had to put up with the shit that happens in modern Crucible. It's supposed to be encouraging, but to me, it sounds incredibly condescending. That said, I always look forward to Iron Banner. Not sure why. Maybe I just prefer Saladin as a caster. At some point I'm going to have to do my 25-of-each step that I'm on for Redrix, and if I do alright in Comp, maybe I'll go for Recluse. Unfortunately, from the looks of several posts here, there's some nasty bugs going around in comp right now, and I'd rather not be banned for something that is the game's fault (detecting an early leave when you simply didn't) or have entire matches where I or others sit on the sidelines (Inability to respawn in elimination gametypes). And, all that said, I do have things to complain about, but it's nothing new. General Map design issues (at times I feel like maps are deliberately designed to inhibit sniping, maps being rather small in general, not a lot of open ground) and OEM as an exotic is just a bit much, I feel, but at the same time OEM isn't a massive issue if you stop the train before it really gets going. People complain about super duration and durability but I feel like this is less of an issue with supers, and more of an issue of, again, map design. But only one of those things can be adjusted in a reasonable amount of time, which means that supers are going to have to be nerfed in PvP because you can wipe the other team twice at both ends of the map, not because supers are hyper-mobile, but because maps are relatively small and there's a limited numbers of spawn areas. As far as durability goes, it seems alright IMO until you start weighing in Masterworked armor sets, which I don't see a lot of people talking about. They simply give an increase in DR while in Super, which seems a little crazy given how durable some supers already are, but at the same time, did those players not earn that? If a player has enough EC's to throw around that they can afford to Masterwork their armor, or if they grind for their ideal armorset and masterwork it with the few that they have, shouldn't there be a worthwhile advantage for investing what is supposed to be a scarce resource? After having been in there a while, I feel like the worst I can say about it now is that it's just kind of boring (and broken in certain modes currently). The map design promotes a rapid pace IMO, but the respawn timer is just a tad too long, at least in Quickplay. 5 seconds is a short amount of time by most measures, not so much when you're hot out of the thick of it and want to get back in there right away. Most of my complaining in Crucible these days is "Can I play the game again yet?," and, "Shut up Shaxx." I mean, I could go on about how I wish more was done to significantly differentiate QP from Comp, about how there should be an end-game PvP space where the top players prefer to play so players "just looking to chill out in PvP" won't run into so many "tryhards/sweats" in QP, but this comment is pretty long already, so I think I'll only do that if asked.