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originally posted in:Spears of Destiny
10/15/2014 12:13:04 AM
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Just for the record thebus88420 I didn't say I thought any of those things and while I respect that you have an opinion on how things should be changed you did not actually reply to my original post. Although all the people who focus on the mythoclast when making their argument in this forum clearly did not read the entire thing (not that I blame you it was very long). So, as we all know if you don't read the source material then commenting and blurting random thoughts may not be the best idea. But again I said nothing like what you quoted me as saying. Thanks you for your thoughts though, I found them interesting even if I don't agree.
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I was asking you a question, is that what you think? Answer it please. Should weapons that dominate pvp be gotten in pve and vice versa? Your whole rant was clearly about the mytho, which you get beating AI, ARTIFICIAL intelligence, not actual people. Why in the world should that give you a very clear advantage in pvp? Further, why in the world would you want to start off with weapons that give you a distinct advantage playing against other people? I want things to be as even as possible!
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Why don't you try to beat the raid without any exploits on hard mode? Maybe then you will have an appreciation of why the mythoclast was supposed to be powerful.
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I don't disagree that it's supposed to be powerful but please explain why a weapon won in the pve environment should give you a distinct advantage in pvp??? If it were the most powerful weapon in pve I'd completely agree. If it were gotten by something extremely difficult in pvp I'd completely agree. But It's Not
