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2/18/2016 4:37:57 AM
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Actually, both require some level of skill. If you rush in with a MIDA you're going to die, guaranteed. It takes a certain fighting style. The last word (I'm not even a hand cannon guy, hate them) is actually a really high-recoil gun that is difficult to control for beginners/people that can't use hand guns to save their lives (me). Sorry that you're butthurt that you don't have them but that's the truth right there. Just because someone uses something a lot doesn't mean it's an automatic bad gun. Everyone uses 1k stare but that doesn't need a nerf. Honestly, it's not the guns that need to adapt to you, it's YOU that needs to adapt to the guns. That is how you gain skill, not by raging about them and crying nerf.
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I struggle with hand cannons also, thorn/last word=no good to me. Mida fits my hunter playstyle perfectly.
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I can understand the frustration of begin killed by the same guns over and over and OVER again. Especially if you don't have those guns to even try and compete with. However, I firmly believe that the problem is on BUNIGE'S end [i]not ours.[/i] Bungie should balance the guns so that an extremely skilled shotgun user can still compete with an extremely skilled sniper user. It shouldn't be if you have the most range you win. It shouldn't be if you have the most impact you win. It should be pick what works for you and if you're "gud" then you win.
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but hurt? nerf nerf nerf nerf nerf
