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Edited by ShaughnTr0n:
7/3/2015 8:19:55 PM
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Do you have fun with Crucible anymore?
I don't. Feed me your rage. Let it all out.
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http://www.gamespot.com/shows/the-point/ Interesting video.
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I love the crucible.
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I do because I'm actually decent at crucible and know how to counter thorn and hawkmoon and tlw and things of that nature the "crazy ass op weapons" smh people just suck at pvp
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Good video
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No but before 1.1.1 it was fun
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4 RepliesOnly fun thing about this game
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1 ReplyNo. It sucks being almost forced to use 1 gun.
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God, no. Crucible is more annoying than playing Halo 3 team slayer when your whole team quits. At least in Halo, I know that the reason I'm losing is that my team is a bunch of cock suckers, who decided to leave me. In Destiny, I'm losing because I didn't whore the game long enough to get competitive weapons...
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Yes because I have a thorn and matador
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I like the aspect of ToO and yes I like crucible since I like destiny but it could be better. Hope taken king fixes that!
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I like it when the game isn't a total lag fest with people teleporting everywhere
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I like it, and I feel i am pretty decent at it.
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Yeah, but it is crazy frustrating sone times. Praying that the balance patch comes before TTK release.
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Combined arms is fun. That's about it.
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I only do in groups because I go try hard and want to be number 1..
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Well for me to say it isn't fun anymore would mean I found it fun at some point.
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Never enjoyed it. Just did it since there wasn't much else to do after a while.
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Never have, never intend to!
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1 Reply
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2 RepliesI still play it but there is an unbalanced scheme to. Especially considering EVERY PERSON uses Thorn. Bitching about guns doesn't really do it for me but you can tell there's a problem when every person wields it
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1 ReplyGave up because its boring and broken.
