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4/12/2016 6:54:55 PM
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Please explain. ( My fusion rifles and the 40% recoil reduction, not working? )
Thesan with max stability :
http://xboxclips.com/QcGzeno/216da074-bd04-4855-9baf-82f5b65b21ce/embed
Vex Mythoclas with Smart Drift Control ( maximum possible stability )
http://xboxclips.com/QcGzeno/4ac8fbac-c0be-4d3f-88e6-ac4f88b69385/embed
Please tell me my guns are just bugged.
And yes I downloaded the patch.
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its bungie, ? do you really, they speak big but act it out really small. they go to the big boy crowd and say they like little penises.
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3 RepliesThe change was a base increase, which meant it is a lot more noticeable on low stability than high, says so in the patch notes
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Max stability fusions are unchanged. No stability fusions got 40% less recoil, and it scales to 0% as you go upwards. It just means that lower stability fusions are viable and you don't need to max out your stability.
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I mean, I played 2 days ago with a fusion and was doing fine, which means losing constantly in trials, but overall fine. Getting pretty nice kills with Plan C
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4 RepliesFusion rifle buffs are subject to change, should have read the fine print d:-B
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11 RepliesEdited by Click-_-Bait: 4/12/2016 7:05:39 PMDouble post ignore
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The update states it affects fusions with low stability more
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I haven't played pvp yet but I will be seeing if there's any difference with plan c, asharaven, and the vacancy.
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2 RepliesIt's was actually a 0.04% recoil reduction ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
