Do you really think the average player thinks about THAT in the heat of the moment?

Yes

Then you have too high expectations, my guy.

No I have basic knowledge of what a titan can do as a hunter main.

Ok, if you thinks so. Then explain to me how am I supposed to destroy the sword of the rift when: * I don't have a special weapon that does crit damage * I don't play Helmet of Saint 14 that would give me shield * I am in a 2v1 situation, against 2 players that get constantly healed, while I don't get healed inside my bubble Sure, I can walk out of my bubble... And die. I can try to fight the players inside my bubble and still die (like shown in the clip). Even if I would have used a barricade additionally within my bubble and even if they would have walked inside of it and took damage. They would still be again full life after half a second because the healing buff of Well of Radiance heals around 60-80HP/s. So unless you have a super "Albert Einstein" idea about how I would have won in an un-winnable situation, then go on. Explain that theory.

Your biggest mistake is thinking you have to destroy the sword of the well . The warlock even in the well touches your barricade loses a considerable amount a health, a grenade place on the barricade would either bring him to one shot or kill him , and following up with a melee would 1000% eliminate them if they haven't already died from your grenade .

yes also well is an area being affected bubble is covering an area it overlaps

This is stupid design. If Bungie would have cared enough, they would have coded that Well of Radiance works Line-of-Sight based. Well works even AROUND WALLS, which isn't broken at all in pvp, nooooooo.....

because its an area on the ground bubble also works through walls its not stupid design

It is. The entire Design Philosophy of Well of Radiance is that the Sword powers the Rift and grants the players the buffs (hence why the Orb above the Sword creates "Lines of Light" towards the players). So if a force field or a wall blocks the swords line of sight to a player, the player should lose the benefits. At least that is what the Visual Representation IMPLY. The fact that Well of Radiance goes away when the Sword gets destroyed doesn't makes it any better to understand what blocks the super and what doesn't without trial and error in such an unintuitive way as it happened to me today. Well of Radiance is out since Forsaken. Since Shadowkeep you can destroy the Sword. And since those 4 damn years I (a core player of this game) didn't know this at any given situation.

[quote]It is. The entire Design Philosophy of Well of Radiance is that the Sword powers the Rift and grants the players the buffs (hence why the Orb above the Sword creates "Lines of Light" towards the players). So if a force field or a wall blocks the swords line of sight to a player, the player should lose the benefits. At least that is what the Visual Representation IMPLY. The fact that Well of Radiance goes away when the Sword gets destroyed doesn't makes it any better to understand what blocks the super and what doesn't without trial and error in such an unintuitive way as it happened to me today. Well of Radiance is out since Forsaken. Since Shadowkeep you can destroy the Sword. And since those 4 damn years I (a core player of this game) didn't know this at any given situation.[/quote] Well makes a circle. Infinitely many points from the sword all connected or whatever. The “lines of light” are going to affect any ally in that circle. It goes through walls because it always makes a -blam!- circle man idk what to tell you, bubble does this too what are you even on. This is clearly represented visually, as there is a big golden pool on the ground everywhere the super touches. Everything the light touches is our kingdom or whatever the -blam!- Simbas dad says. Also the whole tether thing above their heads is clearly visible, I again don’t know what to -blam!- tell you because all of this is hard to miss. So, when you talk about it being unintuitive… did you really expect your bubble to just block out a section of the super because you just assumed it wouldn’t go through your bubble? Because that would be just about the most unintuitive thing I can think of. Why would it work like that? It’s not Tether. It doesn’t suppress abilities. Nothing about it says that it would. In short: Well make circle. Ward make bubble. These can overlap. In this overlap, both abilities are active. Pretty simple logic.

[quote]So, when you talk about it being unintuitive… did you really expect your bubble to just block out a section of the super because you just assumed it wouldn’t go through your bubble?[/quote] Yes, because Bubble can block EVERY OTHER type of AoE from players in the game. Solar Grenades outside my bubble? Block! Pulse Grenade outside my bubble? BLOCK! Vortex Grenade outside my bubble? [b]BLOCK![/b] Void Spike / Lightning Grenades outside my Bubble? [b]EVEN MORE BLOCKED![/b] Witherhoard outside my Bubble? [b]ALSO BLOCKED![/b] Every [b]damn[/b] persisting AoE is blocked by Bubble (edit: even towering barricades are able to do that!). [b]Except[/b] Well of Radiance! Why? Because it is a super? Lazy developing I say instead! The fact that Well of Radiance even works through map walls is clearly not intentional design that is broken.

its not broken and all the things you talk about don't affect the ground or area its coming form an object outside the bubble and is resonating from it, well affects the area from the sword down also if it lazy why don't you write the code