lol!
thanks for hosting!
sorry about the constant dying.out of practice
This was my strategy as well; when I saw the radar light up behind me, I'd turn and make a quick judgment call: if he was already advanced to near the nook where you can slip behind him, I'd rocket him down. Otherwise, I'd crouch to go invisible and then slip behind him and out the cave. Then...
Truth was a bit spotty with one shots; it took him down with one rocket about half the time. The other half left a whisper of health which I finished with a sniper round. I think proximity detonation was in the mix: a direct hit killed, but sometimes it would blow a touch early. (It happens to the best of us.)
There's still the experience buff, I suppose.
When playing the PVP component of both the Thorn and Invective Bounties, I chose Control matches because I could choose where I have encounters with the other team.
My play-style, previously, was typically spastic and aggressive. To achieve the k/d ratio required by those bounties I really had to change the way I approach matches. I became one of those players who approaches each encounter very, very conservatively.
Completing those bounties changed the way I play Crucible. I still am aggressive and sometimes spastic; however, I pick and choose my encounters more regularly. I'm constantly watching the radar. If it looks like I'm being flanked due to a spawn flip, I boogie out of there to preserve my life. I pick one control point and I hunt any foe who comes into my space. I've slowed down dramatically and rarely use the run feature.
While working on those bounties, I noticed that most people run around the map seemingly without any purpose. When they're charging me I walk backwards and concentrate on nailing headshots. Most of the time keeping that distance is enough to kill them. If not, I use the blink strike/shotgun approach to putting them down.
I'm still not very good at Crucible (looking at my K/D ratio will prove that), but I am improving because I changed the way I approach the game.
Oh and for Thorn, you should embrace the Master Race of Guardians
Also, because I'm at the top of the page, I'll use this fortuitous position to get back on my soapbox. Our Guardians (even the Exos) need to be able to, retroactively, grow space beards. At this point, even my Exo female Hunter would benefit from the extra frabjous that some quality facial hair would give her.
And the chance for more ballerhorns as well.
Never completed hard, but can join if you need an extra. PSN: weremichael
Todd, I'm sorry, but I won't recant. Space Beards for all! It's been my battle cry since the beta.
Can someone please help me? I've got some surgery done in my thumb joint area and I wanna know if that is the cause of me constantly missing my first few shots with for example a Hawkmoon in PVP.
Being able to go invisible by crouching, hitting, Super (Vanish) getting hit (DTM) or aiming your sniper (P&T) makes Blandedancer Abyss a really cool experience. I've never managed to complete it because something always kills me while bridge is forming (usually that damn Ogre) but it's a thrilling feat.
So, I'm in a crucible match right now playing against the guy that has the Fate of All Fools.
He's the only person to have received this weapon so far as far as I knowSo, I'm in a crucible match right now playing against the guy that has the Fate of All Fools.
He's the only person to have received this weapon so far as far as I'm concerned
http://i.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGam...j_just_sent_my_husband_the_new_exotic_fate_of
I'll hop on now and run at least one with you.
Bring forth Zoba! A fool's fate is to be knifed in the face by a midair Hunter half a map away using space-magical aim.
Do you guys still need assistance?
