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Edited by Cal:
10/10/2018 4:34:25 PM
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the one thing that would make me stop playing crucible is if we get another sniper meta. It was the most boring frustrating experience in destiny. I rather team shoot with gravitons then HAVE to arm a sniper and camp lanes like in d1. no thanks. Snipers are fine.
Edit, didn;t see who OP was, love your videos. But i still disagree.
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If flinch were to stay in the game then weapons should only flinch in their ranges. Hand cannons, autos and some pulses should have flinch in close to medium range. A hand cannon shouldn't shouldn't be flinching a sniper in scout rifle ranges. Scouts should have the best flinch against snipers in further ranges. It's like how battlefield had bullet suppression in bf3. If people were laying down machine gun fire in the right range the suppression was severe. The screen got blurry. But as you got further away it wasnt so bad unless a sniper was shooting at you.
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I agree 100% ... being told to “avoid sniper lanes” constantly became the most hated words on this forum to me..
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Oh yeah!
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The sniper meta was only bad because they nerfed all counters to snipers in that meta
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no it was bad because the community became a bunch of lane camping pu$*& that ruined the game. Thats why they were rightfully nerfed. The nerf wasn't even that severe it gave you flinch when you got shot which makes 100% sense and removed the massive amount of aim assist so you had to be good. Those seem fine to me. Any weapon that can kill in one shot uncontested from lets say 1000 yards can't eat flinch and have massive aim assist. Thats crazy.
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This happened because snipers became to easy to use. That happened because primaries were nerfed so much but flinch was never adjusted so it eventually became insignificant. That's why they needed to fix it then.
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You're forgetting that that weapon that can "kill from a thousand yards" is absolutely abysmal at anything from close to medium range. The argumemt was that maps do not allow such longe range firefights therefore making anipers obsolete.
