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6/6/2015 2:44:54 PM
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Should Bungie BAN or change something in The Trials of Osiris?
People complain about Thorns, shotguns, snipers, map layout or spawning positions (I think they should switch every round),etc, but (Hate me all you want) I thing the Warlocks Fireborn ability is the only thing that should be ban here (at least in ToO).
Its an ELIMINATION mode, how can you eliminate a team that can revive them self every time you kill them? Teammate revive is ok because is a risk that they take reviving a teammate. Self revive is wrong because you dont need someone to revive you, you just wait for the rest of the team to get in a good position and just revive yourself.
This is just my opinion, you can give yours too.
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I don't see how any specific thing currently in the game can be legitimately banned or removed from a specific game-mode. As to do that they'd have to remove invisibility while Arc Blade is active, Combustion on Golden Gun, Projectiles on Nova Bomb, Blessing of Light on Ward of Dawn etc. A Warlock will get 1 maybe 2 self-res (if they're killing loads) a game, a good Warlock should not even need his self-res. It's a defensive super and I'd much rather go up against a team of Sunsingers over a team of Bladedancers who have attacking supers. A well-timed self-res can wreck a team, as can all of the above being well-timed. However, a poorly-timed self-res is useless and gets immediately shutdown, again, as with all of the above. It's all about tactics, skill and utilising what you have available to you. We all have access to every class and super, if you think it's going to be useful in a certain game-mode then you should use it. I created a Titan for PoE for that exact reason.
