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8/29/2016 2:01:40 AM
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Here's the thing though, all bosses were copy/paste get too close and get OHK meleed bullet sponges, Gjallarhorn did it's job fine, the problem was poor boss design.
Also with the raid weapons, I'm willing to bet that's because they were elemental, no? So easy fix, break down an elemental raid primary = elemental core, can be attached to any primary weapon of your choosing and permanently makes it that element. Can be taken from the weapon for [x] cost, but the core is destroyed upon removal and cannot be reapplied, you have to go out and get another one.
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I'm saying raid weapons because every single one of them was the best possible option for any PvE gun. He elemntal roll helped, and I have suggested the elemental core idea many times, but the fact still stands. There were clear victors in PvE and PvP. It is better now, where everything is viable more or less. There are no overpowered weapons per say anymore, and that's a good thing
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Edited by Zoey: 8/29/2016 3:46:24 AMWell yeah Fatebringer was obviously the best HC in the game, but if you got say... A Lord High Fixer with a close enough roll, you wouldn't break down the Fatebringer so you could make the LHF into an elemental? Or you could have a Void/Solar LHF and an Arc Fatebringer [quote]There are no overpowered weapons per say anymore, and that's a good thing[/quote]There's also no truely powerful weapon though, we've killed gods and the best weapon we can get from him is a mediocre pulse rifle with Firefly, an abysmal reload time and other terrible perks, PvE isn't rewarding
