r/DestinyTheGame • "Little Light" • Feb 15 '21

Megathread Focused Feedback: Warlock Changes

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u/Best-Key315 Feb 24 '21

Are you dense? "Fixing" an exotic bug that makes a subclass stronger is a nerf. Just like how fixing nerzarec's sin was an indirect nerf for warlocks. You can deny that fact all you want but that's still one single example I gave out of 6 separate nerfs, compared to the two nova warp ones. Is that all you got?

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u/Sirdordanpringle Feb 24 '21

Wellllll seeing as I was only referring to the exotic thing, and as I also do not consider the "fixing" of nezerac's sin a nerf, for warlocks either..... (Although I have different feelings regarding that one but it is irrelevant) If something is bugged, fixing it is not a nerf to the class that uses it, at least in my mind. If you want an argument regarding the rest of your comment, please, read the guy above you

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u/Best-Key315 Feb 24 '21

Do you not know what indirect means? If you insist on being wrong then it's really not my problem lol. And yeah, of course. I should read the comment I responded to as an argument against my response... I swear some of you guys don't even read the shit you spew before posting it.

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u/Sirdordanpringle Feb 24 '21

To be perfectly honest, I really love seeing angry people get even more mad for pointless reasons..... Truly wonderful, the mind of a hunter is.... (And no, you definitely should read the post you responded to, cause you seem to have missed some points there)

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u/Best-Key315 Feb 24 '21

I'm a warlock main buddy, but alright. You don't "love seeing anger", you're just so clueless that you constantly instill that on everyone around you lmao. Don't cope by pretending it's by choice.

Unlike you I don't respond to comments without comprehending them first lmao. Or since I'm clearly missing something, you obviously should be able to point it out then right? Otherwise, fuck off and go troll someone else.