For one I rather not have the angry toxic reply. Made that clear at the beginning. Thanks. 1. Yes this isn’t the only destiny game, but they are incorporating a lot of D1 raids and exotics into this game? There are 27 exotics that returned from D1 I believe. A few just have different names, but work exactly like D1 exotics. There are also a few exotics that were heavily inspired by D1 legendaries I believe. So…they have no issue bringing things back AT ALL. 2. Slot uniqueness? If you want to talk about comparisons queensbreaker is compatible to cloudstrike. But cloudstrike isn’t a heavy? Also I would argue it does way more damage despite it being a sniper and queens is a linear? Don’t even get me started on Lorence driver. It’s not super hard to use and they pull in enemies and explode with headshots. Arbalest. It is a primary linear and a very unique and very powerful weapon. The reason they did these things is because they learned their lesson from queens. Now onto whisper. Whisper worked just fine in D1. It also wasn’t dummy hard to use either. The game breaking sniper was ice breaker. If you look at exotic energy slots they are severely lacking snipers (only 2). I would happily sacrifice power for convenience. If you want to argue the D1 logic, they introduced those weapons as heavy early early into D2 and adjusted them to balance them at the time. Weapons are so strong now that they were left in the dust. I haven’t seen a queens nor a whisper used in a long long time. They don’t fit the current meta. No buff (unless you triple/quadruple the damage) will fix it because everyone rather use gjally. Leviathans breath. Heir apparent. Very useful guns that fit the current meta and don’t require extreme aim. Not to mention vex with it being a rapid fire FUSION rifle. With 6 kills (can’t remember) and fires three linear shots. Definite 1 hit k/o in crucible. 3) Not to mention queensbreaker and lord of the wolves came with dregs promise in D1 and the other two were incorporated into D2? Why do that in the first place if you’re not going to do all three? If you’re worried about auto aim, osteo striga has extreme tracking and then they blow up with poison. Skyburners oath. A cabal weapon that had super tracking for enemies. May not be very strong but it tracks hard. Devils ruin. A super rapid fire weapon that does decent damage. Final warning. Has hard tracking, maybe not as much as dregs, they can fix that with bringing it into D2 Cryosthesia. A very easy sidearm that you can charge and freeze enemies and easily deal with them. In crucible it’s very solid if you know how to work with it. There are many weapons to compare that would be better. Again don’t be toxic next time you reply. Thanks

[quote]For one I rather not have the angry toxic reply. Made that clear at the beginning. Thanks. 1. Yes this isn’t the only destiny game, but they are incorporating a lot of D1 raids and exotics into this game? There are 27 exotics that returned from D1 I believe. A few just have different names, but work exactly like D1 exotics. There are also a few exotics that were heavily inspired by D1 legendaries I believe. So…they have no issue bringing things back AT ALL. 2. Slot uniqueness? If you want to talk about comparisons queensbreaker is compatible to cloudstrike. But cloudstrike isn’t a heavy? Also I would argue it does way more damage despite it being a sniper and queens is a linear? Don’t even get me started on Lorence driver. It’s not super hard to use and they pull in enemies and explode with headshots. Arbalest. It is a primary linear and a very unique and very powerful weapon. The reason they did these things is because they learned their lesson from queens. Now onto whisper. Whisper worked just fine in D1. It also wasn’t dummy hard to use either. The game breaking sniper was ice breaker. If you look at exotic energy slots they are severely lacking snipers (only 2). I would happily sacrifice power for convenience. If you want to argue the D1 logic, they introduced those weapons as heavy early early into D2 and adjusted them to balance them at the time. Weapons are so strong now that they were left in the dust. I haven’t seen a queens nor a whisper used in a long long time. They don’t fit the current meta. No buff (unless you triple/quadruple the damage) will fix it because everyone rather use gjally. Leviathans breath. Heir apparent. Very useful guns that fit the current meta and don’t require extreme aim. Not to mention vex with it being a rapid fire FUSION rifle. With 6 kills (can’t remember) and fires three linear shots. Definite 1 hit k/o in crucible. 3) Not to mention queensbreaker and lord of the wolves came with dregs promise in D1 and the other two were incorporated into D2? Why do that in the first place if you’re not going to do all three? If you’re worried about auto aim, osteo striga has extreme tracking and then they blow up with poison. Skyburners oath. A cabal weapon that had super tracking for enemies. May not be very strong but it tracks hard. Devils ruin. A super rapid fire weapon that does decent damage. Final warning. Has hard tracking, maybe not as much as dregs, they can fix that with bringing it into D2 Cryosthesia. A very easy sidearm that you can charge and freeze enemies and easily deal with them. In crucible it’s very solid if you know how to work with it. There are many weapons to compare that would be better. Again don’t be toxic next time you reply. Thanks[/quote]