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6/5/2015 11:21:50 AM
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The only legitimate fact you are stating is that your post is whiny. Trying to preemptively defend that it is not whiny is actually confirmation that is is whiny.
There should be no nerfs in PvE. You nerf ghorn, where does it stop? Groups will soon find the new "Must have ________" weapon or character build to replace it.
People are just looking for an advantage; they want to win. There's nothing wrong with that.
RNG sucks. I get that. Been here since the beta and played as much as I could since day one and only finally got my first ghorn last week. You would think I'd have been excited. I wasn't. I was [i]relieved[/i]. Finally. Got that monkey off my back.
You want to know the problem with ghorn? That's the problem- the most sought after PvE weapon in the game is locked behind a RNG system so fouled up that when a day one player finally gets it after hundreds of hours, the only emotional response is relief.
If you want to complain to bungie about anything complain about the accessibility of weapons (*cough* elemental primaries), but for the love of god, don't ask for nerfs. It would be a shame to park my new ghorn in the vault next to my two suros that have been collecting dust since the last whiny posts took their toll on a great weapon.
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Why does everyone one jump on the nerf comment straight away, I quite clearly mentioned another solution. There needs to be more variation in this game! You enter the crucible it's Thorn, you enter (or try atleast) PoE, raids, it's Gjallarhorn. The addition of new weapons with specific roles that the play would really help. Maybe not so much the communities fault but definitely Bungie! Grats on the Gjallarhorn by the way.
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Edited by BR1M570N3: 6/5/2015 12:43:40 PMPeople jump on the nerf comment for two reasons: 1) it immediately obscures and distracts from other alternatives that are presented, even though they have merit... Because 2) we've seen bungie be (overly) sensitive to calls for nerfs in the past that have ruined entire classes of guns , like ARs. I'm all for variation. Better accessibility to weapons is a vehicle to that variation. All nerfs do is bring guns to an even plane, thereby eliminating variations. Weapons need to feel different and have different strenghts or else why not just stick with the khostov. And thanks for the congratulations on my gally... the irony there is also one of the problems that weapon has. I wish I had a cool story of heroics to tell about how I got it, but I don't. There is no legend. I went into 28 PoE for the first time as a lvl 32 with all vendor gear that I scraped together and got it on the end roll. That's the problem. Weapons of power are arbitrarily locked from players. If bungie wants to make weapons and gear the stuff of legend, then the focus of those items should not be their power, it should be how they were acquired. Remember the first time you saw someone wearing chatterwhite? Remember how cool that was? Same concept applies here.
