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4/22/2015 2:43:49 AM
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Even though this is satire, I do believe that players who can't do PvP aren't skilled in some important ways.
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Lol you lost me at "important"
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That means you read the entire thing except for the last word. Cool. Good at PvP=situational awareness and fast reflexes Any elite PvE player will be able to perform at at least a 1.5 in pvp.
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Got me there, I did waste an extra second and a half reading everything up to "important". However, to try to call someone elite in the world of lagfinity and nonstop panic insta-kills is a bit much. Battlefield, or even CoD (BO3 being the last I played) would be a better barometer.
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Bo2 you mean? And I had all diamond guns with over 1200 vsats and 145k kills on black ops 2 ( and nuked out.) Crucible is more than that, especially now. Heavy control is a big thing, and now special control is as well. Combo that with map control and you can put a large element of skill in it.
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Lol yes 2. My mistake. I lose track of what's what in that series, especially now. I agree that of all the PvP in destiny, control is really the one that requires some skill and strategy. I still think it's a subpar PvP experience though, unless it's improved substantially since the last time I played it, which was probably around iron banner 2.0 (haven't played the game at all in nearly 3 months).
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Well for me personally the only time someone is laggy is because of their own connection, and if you haven't been keeping up, they significantly decreased the spawn of special ammo crates, the amount per pack, and the amount of crates on each map. It seems to me that they're slowly but surely making it more competitive, but it obviously isn't as competitive as games that have been developed through several titles. This is the first game, give it some time.
