Oh nothing against you my friend. That's exactly why I used yours it was trending and it was about feedback instead of anger. So I pull out all the clutch losers take the heat and then the people who are actually trying to make a good change will chastise them for me. It's been working wonderfully so far and I love the hate so win win. Nothing makes me more satisfied when I get hate messages on my most recent warlock PvP build. I'd love to share what it is but I've found great success with it so shhhh. Basically I get messages that I'm cheating when I don't have it in me to even exploit stuff like primes because I'm a stickler for structured equal playing fields in my games.

This is not a good fix for anyone. It doesn't actually fix the problem, it's a bandage for the symptom. The problem (where most of the complaints come from) is that console players feel as though LH/NF are too dominant. While the statistics show that this is the case on console, this is not true on PC. The weapons and sandbox perform the same across both games, so why is there a difference? Bloom on console makes using 140/150 rpm hand cannons problematic, because your bullets aren't 100% accurate at max rate of fire. 180 hand cannons don't have this issue, which is why LH/NF are so powerful. You don't have to pace your shots with them for them to work. PC doesn't have this issue because there's no bloom making 140/150 hand cannon unusable, and there's no aim assist that makes LH/NF so sticky on people's heads. Ace of Spades blows both weapons out of the water. Nerfing these weapons does nothing to fix the problems with 140/150 hand cannons, and they will continue to feel bad compared to LH/NF because those two are keeping the precision frame archetype. The meta won't even really change much on either platform. This is one of the worst solutions they could have come up with.