Rifneno wrote...
GroverA125 wrote...
You just don't get it do you. It's called looking on the good side of life. If it was as powerful as you all claimed before the patch, then it should still hold some weight. Your attempts to intimidate me aren't working by the way.
"Always look on the bright side of life" *whistles*
"Intimidate"? You obviously don't even know what that word means. What I'm doing is pointing out that you don't have a typhoon, hell, you're still working on the krysae and reegar from 2 months ago. You're not exactly out there playing gold or platinum all the time and seeing the difference. You're just spouting your nonsense and fictional math at people who, unlike you, actually spent a lot of time to earn this gun that just got neutered. You have no clue and you have no investment. We have a right to be pissed.
Again: You just don't get it do you?
You're talking to an optimist, and lesson one when talking to an optimist is to never take what they say seriously. I could have made it blatantly obvious to you by adding "/sarcasm" at the end, but again, that wouldn't really be correct, would it? It's not strictly sarcasm, so adding it would be false information that would indicate that I'm frustrated at the significant decrease to the Typhoon. Sure, I don't have the weapon. I didn't get a metre-piercing LMG when I opened up my random pack with a significantly low chance of said weapon even appearing in it. Does that mean I can't joke about it? That I can't get a metaphorical edge and cut the tension?
Also, when did I put any proper math on the table? I put a random generic number unaffiliated to the actual numbers in game, that's not putting fictional math on the table, that's using a token gesture of an example.
Tell you what, would it make you feel better if next time, I put "/Optimism" at the end of my posts? Would that make it simpler for you to understand and differentiate?
PS: "We have a right to be pissed" makes your argument seem rather stale and "demandy", and as such rather dull and uninteresting to read. I have a right to be miffed when the delivery man throws a priority box containing vital equipment worth hundreds over a fence, not really going to change anything though. For future reference, I'd advise using more sophisticated words to display your ire to the world, not only does it make you seem a lot more intelligent and respectable, but it also makes your argument a lot more readable. I sincerely doubt that people will listen to "arg! this weapon fails now, give it power now you killed it!" the same way they would "This weapon recieved a rather overzealous debuff, I believe that it should have some of it's previous power restored". Just a piece of advice, you know, in case you ever find yourself in a similar situation in the future. And I expect that it happens rather regularly to you.
See? Mr. Steve (whom posted above this post) is much nicer to read, it's a lot easier to go to his side, since he isn't trying to openly bad-mouth someone else, makes them seem a much wiser person, you know, not having a hissy-fit with some person on the internet. Mr. Steve, I understand and respect your opinion, you raise a fair point, and perhaps the balancing team overshot the marker, unfortunately I haven't been gifted with the luck of recieving a magical Typhoon in my packs, or in fact any Ultra-Rare item for quite a while now, so I cannot hold any true judgement on how bad it is now, but hopefully if you keep topics regarding an overzealous increase nearby the front of the forums, full of posts like yours, then perhaps Bioware may take notice and relook at their action towards it. It is a rather difficult weapon to acquire, after all, let alone get to a level where at it's supposedly-low effect state it will hold its own under the normal conditions of a Platinum bout, which you would expect it to be designed for. In the meantime, I think that the Harrier will serve you well, the demolisher seems to be almost designed for it.
Modifié par GroverA125, 31 juillet 2012 - 11:56 .
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