Destiny

I personally prefer to play legacy, the most fun to me is using the old cards and dealing with all the strange interactions they can have. >.>

I play Commander for really weird interactions. I mainly play that and Limited.

Anyway, I'm free for the next few hours.

I like using relatively old cards, because I have decks that I like that aren't Standard anymore.

Also, I got another missive, so I'm going to get another Super Good Advice because... okay actually I don't really have much of a reason to do that but I like the gun, and I'd have more use for it than another Bad Juju or Pocket Infinity.

Once you have them all, it is the best missive due to how easy it is, it functions as getting an exotic shard for 1 SC.

Yeah, but I'm going to keep the gun when I'm done. Because I'm a hoarder, I guess.

Finally going into the Crucible to get Bad Juju.

I've decided Truth is my new favorite PVP toy. It's just guaranteed kills every time heavy ammo drops, I love it.

Gallajorn seems to be good at it too. Those Wolf Pack rounds just chase people and then they die.

Anyway, I'm just hanging out online, so if people want to play some Magic, let me know.

Truth is WAY too much fun. Especially if you have Ruin Wings.

Bad Juju get!

Wasn't expecting it to look so scout rifley though.

Still, now it's all Nova Bombs all the time for my Warlock

You have Juju and the evil looking black helmet as well, right?

Yeppers, all I need to do now is level Juju up there. I gotta say, it's already one of my favorite guns. This thing kicks ass.

Also got my Hunter dressed in full purple, bought a chestpiece for the Warlock so she's at 28 now.

Things are going good.

All my characters are 32. Yaaay.

One day I'll get that helmet and have a level 32 Titan. One day.

Or probably not and I'll hit 32 when House of Wolves comes out in like a month and the level cap goes up again.

Don't think my PS Plus will last that long though.

I still really want the Helm of Saint-14. Though that would mean I'd have to give up my Ruin Wings to wear it.

Bad Juju is a scout rifle that thinks it's a pulse rifle that thinks it's an assault rifle. It's only later on in the upgrade tree that it starts resolving its own identity.

I just thought it was a Pulse Rifle. I mean, I didn't notice anything special about it.

Also I like my Silimar's Wrath better in Pv P more than my Doctor Nope, and it has less stability.

So I guess I am just an outlier?

edited 29th Jan '15 11:40:12 AM by RaichuKFM

Similar's Wrath got stability for days. Best in class of the bullet hosey auto rifles and that's even better if you've got Saladin's version with the extra perks.

Still got nothing on Up For Anything though, dare I say it she's surpassed Shadow Price for PVE use. Price still dominates my PVP game, if only because I don't have Suros.

And Bad Juju is clearly a scout rifle in design but is actually a pulse rifle. With fire rate and perks that means it behaves more like an auto rifle. I love her. Nice sights too.

edited 29th Jan '15 11:44:36 AM by LeGarcon

No, I mean, I got a Wrath a while ago and more recently reforged it and my version of Wrath has less stability than my version of Doctor Nope, and I still like it better than Nope, in Pv P.

Stability isn't the end-all be-all to me in Auto Rifles, as it turns out, because I can adjust pretty well to handle it. Whereas almost everyone else I've talked to ever say that it is.

I don't use these high-Ro F rifles because I didn't get any other ones, I use them because I like them, and I'm legitimately better with them. So I guess I'm a bit abnormal?

Does your Nope have stability boosting perks or something? Cause if we're going by just the base stuff Wrath is the best.

And bullet hosey auto rifles are all right. Not my favorite but they'll do.

It has Perfect Balance; it's the old vendor version, so it's also got Third Eye and Glass Half Full.

The Wrath has Counterbalance and Third Eye; a little observation showed me that my Wrath has less stability, though it tends to the side less.

Might be an optic thing then. Because in a strange universe where Wrath and Nope are both butt ass naked with absolutely no optics or perks or anything whatsoever Wrath has better stability.

Or maybe there's a difference in how Perfect Balance and Counterbalance handle recoil.

edited 29th Jan '15 12:52:03 PM by LeGarcon

From what I can tell, Perfect Balance just lowers the amount of recoil, and Counterbalance (or... Counterweight? Whichever one is its own bubble, as opposed to part of a group of three) reduces it by less but reduces the tendencies to the side by a lot.

Unless that difference was just part of the guns themselves.

What about rodeo?

I dunno, only gun I've ever had with rodeo is this scout rifle I got in the mail from Zavala. And it's sorta hard to tell what it's doing exactly.

Patience and Time or Icebreaker?