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7/18/2015 7:23:07 AM
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That makes no sense. You can still use Gjallarhorn after the patch. They're not taking it out of the game, just reducing its effectiveness slightly.
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It's not about the nerf bro. It's about the impact on our community. Some Gjallarhorn owners take pride in their ownership and want to help others through some of the more difficult parts of the game. To have a Gjally is what makes it bearable to carry others. Past-nerf it'll still be possible (I think), just a lot harder. So people will stop carrying others through, so they might be left behind and start whining... You see the redundancy?
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I have been a Sherpa when no one on the team had a Gjallarhorn (including me). Although useful the gun should never be a requirement. I was using Eidolon Alloy and Dragon's Breath when we killed Crota on Hard on Thursday and will not believe the weapons a member of our team used for the whole of VoG beforehand. (No Land Beyond).
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It's possible, but tedious and not fun. And the tedious bit is what is annoying people.
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It really is not much different. Taking Atheon down in 2 rounds is little different than taking him down in one.
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Don't tell me, tell all elitists ;-)
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Sorry, I don't buy that argument at all. You're saying that the only reason you were prepared to help other people was because you had a broken OP rocket launcher that made the game easier?
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Yes, because I value my time and want to help others as well. If you don't understand that, then it's better to leave.
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It's no more a crutch than when people say Warlock self-res is in my opinion.
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Warlock self res should also not be a requirement. It is great for doing a fight for the first time as a safety net but should not be relied upon beyond that. Skolas is easier with Titans than Warlocks for instance.
