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12/5/2018 4:10:26 AM
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"much more skill than something like the wormhusk" (sigh) Wormhusk got a nerf that made it terrible on Crucible, and it wasn't even good in the first place. If Wormhusk gets a non-needed nerf, than this exotic NEEDS one. Not to be fully mean, but people like you either A. never seen a good player use it. Or B. you're a titan, and realize that it's overpowered if you know how to shoot people (really easy), and you want to defend with your life so y'all can keep on abusing it.
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Let me guess: you're a Warlock that is soooooo used to getting love from the developers that you can't stand it when Titans actually get something good. B!+c#, get a life!
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You were the first to post here about wormhusk being too powerful. How fickke
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[quote]Let me guess: you're a Warlock that is soooooo used to getting love from the developers that you can't stand it when Titans actually get something good. B!+c#, get a life![/quote] I don't play warlock...
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To preface: I say physical buff as health/damage, and Tactical as knowledge/intel. I would like to disagree about the wormhusk vs OEM. The wormhusk, without needing to kill your opponent, was able to fully regen your health and put you back in the fight before the other person was healed, giving you a huge physical advantage over your health. I know that OEM gives a tactical advantage over you, but if they have full health and you're one-shot, what's the point in knowing where your demise lies? You will lose 9/10 times. I am open to discussion.
