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Edited by SeawardChimp753:
4/29/2024 3:30:15 PM
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Conditional finality is a cancer on the crucible which needs to be sorted
It is more potent than pre nerf felwinters, it has the highest handling stat making it easier to use than any other agressive frame, it has its own spread pattern which is better than any other, can kill literally anything in one shot and the list goes on
It is not healthy for the crucible, look at the usage and kill stats. It needs to be reigned in whether that is bring its handling down to the lowest possible (so it kill still be a super killer but not as easy to use), turn it into a rapid fire (with the effects landing all pellets would still deal more than an agressive frame but punished for not not landing them), ban it from PvP (no pve nerf just roots out the problem)
Any other suggestions are good but it DOES need tuning and that cannot be denied
Look at the stats before trying to defend the weapon in PvP
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11 RepliesEdited by stinkych33Ze: 5/1/2024 12:33:45 AMBump, Conditional is busted. The range is misleading. It says it has like 30 but in reality it’s an aggressive frame shotgun that has the same range as Matador. Bungie: Quickdraw is too strong on aggressive frames. Also Bungie: Let’s make an aggressive frame shotgun that has inherent Quickdraw and Snapshot, kills as far as a 100 Range precision frame, and 1 taps any super. Oh, and did we mention that it taps into two of the most potent keywords in the game? I mean the gun can kill further than a max range Slideshot + Opening Found Verdict… and it comes with 100 Handling and a custom pellet spread. Anybody who defends this nonsense is toxic and doesn’t give a damn about a balanced Crucible.
