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10/16/2015 6:17:50 PM
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Here is the problem with your point of view, its an opinion. And it makes sence if you put the recall as the perk. They dont recall all boxes of mac and cheese. Only those affected. Therefor it would make more sence to prevent entering crucible with graviton forfiet than remove the perk. Removing a perk is unfair to a subclass.
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In theory I agree with you. Prevent those who have used it from entering the crucible again is a much better option. But here is the problem in your argument, its not practical, nor is it possible. When the report button is hit, the person is not immediately banned. Proper investigation is done first as there are those who abuse the report feature. Again, I love the nightstalker class and would be affected if they removed it as well. But I would much rather have that, then have someone cheat there way to victor in crucible matches. I guess I just can't believe you would rather have the opposite, especially since it is temporary.
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Edited by rook of frogton: 10/16/2015 6:30:20 PMLike i said rather then ruin the cruible side of the class id rather not be able to wear that helm then have to switch back to gunsliger to play pvp.
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Edited by Fridén: 10/16/2015 6:35:26 PMThere are other options besides disabling the perk. Disabling the helmet would work too. But YOU would rather have that. That is a selfish argument and point of view. I could care less as long as the exploit is removed. Do whatever it takes. My final point is, trials is postponed because of this. The whole community has now been affected. If they simply disabled (something I don't care what, helmet, quiver, whatever) trials could continue as normal. This would be much faster then them going through lines of code trying to figure out what little bug needs to get worked out. Regardless man, I wish you good luck in trials.
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I was stating there is a less punishing option then removing a perk from a subclass. Since you cant see that im done talking to a selfish prick.
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Edited by Fridén: 10/16/2015 7:00:24 PMBy disabled the helmet you would effect those who use it. You are effected by the quiver disabling and not the helmet, that is why you would rather the helmet disabled. It is less punishing to YOU. How you cannot see that is beyond me. If you would rather have trials postponed (which effects the whole community) then not use a perk for a week, that makes YOU selfish. Nothing I have stated here is selfish. I would be affect by the quiver perk removal as well, I would not however, be affected by the helmet disablement as I do not even own it. You obviously have no clue and cannot see past your own problems.
