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Edited by Zargon:
7/17/2015 11:14:20 AM
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Won't the Gjally nerf backfire?
Now with Gjally's wolfpack rounds getting nerfed and its effectivity reduced. I've thought about something: won't most people want even more people with a gjally after the nerf? Before, few people would accept others without it because they already had enough firepower to deal with the objective.
After the nerf have been applied, I believe the it will only promote even more elitism amongst the already toxicated player base. Everytime I visit the LFG forums a lot of the post contain a "must have gjally" requirement.
By nerfing the wolfpack rounds, people will feel the need to only accept gjallys to accumulate for the nerf introduced, thus resulting a backfire to this nerf's original intent. To eliminate exclusivity.
Any thoughts?
Edit 1: To admit, I've never owned a Gjally before and I've played since day one. I have already had much trouble trying to get into a raid or PoE team.
Edit 2: Better formulated the op.
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My team were doing crota with 4 people all lvl 34 in 2 swords yesterday. The three rocketers had maxed 365 galleys and 3 rockets ripped the Shields away. That if ablnything going forwards is the reason for the nerf. Assuming exotics can be ascended in ttk, imagine the damage a 400 Gally can do after September, or even worst a 440 or 484 Gally afterward a couple more expansions. Destiny nerfs level so a lvl 40 character does the same maxed damage as a lvl 34 against lvl 33 crota, while the guns base damage keeps going up. I think is is why they are changing guns, they realised that continuing this path players will soon be able to one-shot crota or atheon.
