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3/24/2022 10:12:26 PM
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If you need an over shield and oem running a shotgun and say suyra with 70+ range then you’re a scrub… if you run invis with a shotgun for 90% of you kills then you’re a scrub. If you run warlock with shotgun or crazy ranged fusion with that pocket you’re a scrub…
There’s to much scrub activity in 6v6 that involves none stop invis or none stop over shields all paired with shotguns…
You ain’t good chief you’re just a slave to the machine
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[quote]If you need an over shield and oem running a shotgun and say suyra with 70+ range then you’re a scrub… if you run invis with a shotgun for 90% of you kills then you’re a scrub. If you run warlock with shotgun or crazy ranged fusion with that pocket you’re a scrub… There’s to much scrub activity in 6v6 that involves none stop invis or none stop over shields all paired with shotguns… You ain’t good chief you’re just a slave to the machine[/quote] He says, while using an invisible + Stompees + shotgun Hunter, lmao
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I dont think youre in a position to tell people theyre bad
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brooo play 3s it’s more manageable lol
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Editado por BC1 Edge: 3/25/2022 2:35:18 AMNotice the similarities, shotgun. Invisibility and overshields are getting ridiculous in this game.
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You calling out almost the entire playerbase lol.
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Not me. Nova bomb, 260 scout and a side arm. I may not be the brightest but I definitely do not crutch the meta. I am tired of lag and a 2 year meta. When I see taken Guardians on the map teleporting I leave.
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When your pvp enemies lag so bad you call them “Taken” xD It’s sad that I can relate. From now on I shall call them Taken.
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Editado por hate n payne: 3/25/2022 3:07:43 AMI agree with you. Sidearm, ARs and Trace Rifles have been my go to lately. Scouts and Bows have always been in my load out. I just don’t use the same loadouts often.
