I laugh at people like OP that call it a noob gun. Btw you forgot to have the option of "i got it in pvp/not from xur." on a side note... wtf was bungie thinking having xur sell this gun twice. They give the community an opportunity to by one of the top 5 exotics in the game (imo), not once but twice.... then when they come out and say AR's are too powerful and we are nerfing them, their reasoning is because they don't want everybody in crucible to just use the AR's lmao.... so you give everybody that plays this game one of the best guns in the game, then you get upset when everyone uses said gun, so your solution is to nerf it. Yet you can still be one shot by a fusion rifle from crazy range and the shotgun is still for the most part a one shot kill from decent range as well. Btw, SIAP, but just wanted to touch on people that were complaining in another thread about how they hate constantly getting people using their supers as soon as they see one person in a 1v1 situation, or "panic buttoning". I wonder how people would recieve a playlist in crucible that allowed the guardians to still have all other abilities but just no supers, as like a weekend event playlist to try out how people would like it. Some might say that it would defeat the purpose of this game and make it too much like halo/COD but lets be honest... there will always be people on this game that enjoyed those games as well, why not let them see how it would feel in this game with a more "bare bones" approach? Or for people that complain about dieing from supers constantly, i wonder if there would be a way for them to just start tracking a stat as to how many times out of all your deaths in a match, you died from someone's super. I know it would be a small consolation, but if i died 6-10 times in a match(if i die more than that i consider it a horrible game) and afterward i could look and see the stat and say oh well 50-75% of my deaths were because of a super, it would make me feel a little more vindicated in having died that many times and give a little more incentive to not be as frustrated because you're not just looking at a death toll and wondering, "how the -blam!- did that happen?"