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Edited by JordanU: 9/23/2015 6:07:31 AMI am going to assume you meant to ask "What is Hell?" Hell [hel] noun 1. the place or state of punishment of the wicked after death; the abode of evil and condemned spirits; Gehenna or Tartarus. 2. any place or state of torment or misery: They made their father's life a hell on earth. 3. something that causes torment or misery: Having that cut stitched without anesthesia was hell. 4. the powers of evil. 5. the abode of the dead; Sheol or Hades. 6. extreme disorder or confusion; chaos: The children let both dogs into the house, and all hell broke loose. 7. Informal. something remarkable of its kind (usually used in the phrase a hell of a or one hell of a): That was one hell of a great game. 8. a receptacle into which a tailor throws scraps. 9. Also called hellbox. Printing. a box into which a printer throws discarded type. 10. the utterance of “hell” in swearing or for emphasis. 11. the hell, Informal. (used as an intensifier to express surprise, anger, impatience, etc., often in the form of a question beginning with a WH-word): Why the hell can't the trains run on time? How the hell am I supposed to finish this by tomorrow? (used sarcastically or ironically to express the opposite of what is being stated): Are you listening to me? The hell you are! interjection 12. (used to express surprise, irritation, disgust, etc.) Verb phrases 13. hell around, Slang. to live or act in a wild or dissolute manner: All they cared about was drinking and helling around. Idioms 14. be hell on, Slang. to be unpleasant to or painful for: These shoes are hell on my poor feet. to be harmful to: These country roads are hell on tires. 15. for the hell of it, Informal. to see what will happen; for adventure, fun, excitement, etc.: For the hell of it, let's just get on the next bus and see where it takes us. with no particular purpose; for no special reason: I called him up for the hell of it, and he offered me a job. 16. get / catch hell, Slang. to suffer a scolding; receive a harsh reprimand: We'll get hell from our parents if we stay out late again. 17. give someone hell, Informal. to reprimand or reproach severely. 18. go to hell in a handbasket, Informal. handbasket (def 2). 19. hell on wheels, Slang. extremely demanding, fast-paced, aggressive, effective, or the like: The new job is hell on wheels. Our sales staff is hell on wheels when it comes to getting the most out of every account. 20. like hell, Informal. with great speed, effort, intensity, etc.: We ran like hell to get home before the storm. She tried like hell to get him to change his mind. (used sarcastically or ironically to express the opposite of what is being stated): He says the motor will never break down? Like hell it won't! 21. play hell with, Slang. to deal recklessly with; bring injury or harm to: Snowstorms played hell with the flow of city traffic. 22. raise hell, Slang. to indulge in wild celebration. to create an uproar; object violently to: She'll raise hell when she sees what your rabbit has done to her garden. 23. the / to hell with, Informal. (used to express dismissal, rejection, contempt, disappointment, or the like): If we have to walk five miles to see the view, the hell with it! He wouldn't even speak to me, so to hell with him! 24. what the hell, Informal. (used to express lack of concern or worry, indifference, abandonment, surrender, etc.): As long as you're borrowing $100, what the hell, borrow $200. Source: Dictionary.com
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Nope. I'm asking, "what the hell", as in "What the hell? Why should shotties not be allowed in Crucible?"
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Oh, I see... Because it discourages actual gun play and it does not translate to skill level. Someone who blinks+shotguns the whole match and cannot actual aim a gun should not be able to to take out someone of superior skill. Problem with the shotgun though, is that it is specifically a close range weapon. Nerfing it would just make it so people would just melee instead, rendering the whole weapon class useless. So, instead of going through all the messy programing and time to reach the same point, it would just make more sense to ban it outright. Though, it is a bit extreme. A great solution would to actualy make the shotgun a heavy weapon, and increase it's range and fire rate.
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Edited by john_osborne: 9/23/2015 6:41:53 AM... That's a terrible way of stopping people from relying on Shotties. And turning it into a heavy?!? The hell? Bungie should increase the range of Shotties by a Tiny bit(Since most shotties in real life can shoot much farther than what Destiny has) but decrease the impact and increase the Falloff to where it needs two shots for a Felwinter's Lie type(High Impact, low RoF) at all ranges unless aiming for the head, which should be onehit kill. And for Shotguns that have medium Impact and Medium Firerate(Shotties similar to Invective) should be a three hit kill unless a headshot. I also think it should compliment a melee attack too so if Bungie implements this make a Melee with oneshot for Felwinter's Lie-like Shotties to kill and a melee and two shots for Invective like Shotties. That's how it kinda use to be like at the beginning. Plus if some "skilled" player get's killed by a shotty then it seems kinda like their fault.
