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2/3/2015 3:37:09 PM
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It can be I think but supers in pve are less powerful than pvp
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this is basically how my team and i had to down crota on hard the first time since i was the only one with yallarhorn in the group.
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This IS utilized on raids by a good team. That's why anyone with half a brain now is biting their nails off because they can totally screw with raid team strategies.
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Im saddened someone posted a video of this on YouTube AND its catching fire... My raid team uses a similar strategy for orbs during raids and we did the same for IB...but now it looks like deej and bungie are going to "fix" this
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But it can. Titan bubbles will still spawn orbs in pve. In fact it's probably easier with a coordinated team as you can easily spawn 6+ orbs per super in pve
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I can't see this being useful in the Crota raid. Could be useful for Templar but that's about it.
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The uses I see for it are constant sustainable supers to near instantly clear out any prominent threats. Ogre spawn on crota fight? Golden Gun and Radiance nades, double golden gun, double nova bomb, etc. Need titan bubbles up for support? Well now you have them infinitely, with infinite weapons of Light and blessing. Waiting for the bridge to spawn in the abyss? No problem. Swordbearers? They dead. Wizards? Can't touch you. Conflux? Nova bomb, gg, foh can clear those repeatedly. VoG gatekeepers? They're a joke. Don't have gjallahorn or icebreaker? Contribute to spawning titan bubbles, or contribute an offensive super instead. I used to say my favored raid team was two of each class. With a Gunslinger, Bladedancer, Sunsinger, Voidwalker, and two defender titans using both blessing and weapons. Now I want four titans and don't care who the other two are.
