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Edited by Ghostfire239:
5/31/2016 4:21:08 AM
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Question about the "Wombo Combo"
Why do people think it's OP? You use a melee and a grenade to get a kill. That seems fair enough. I don't hear people complaining about Sticky grenades and they kill you in one shot without the use of a melee. It's not that hard to get out of either, unless your directly in the middle and in that case the fella who got you simply did a good job. So I'm a bit curious as to what makes people think it's OP? Perhaps it's something I'm not seeing.
[spoiler]Now before people say that I main a Hunter and that I use this "wombo combo" I just have to say that I use Nightstalker because of my dream to one-day be able to get a group of enemies tethered (while I have bloodbound) and actually get the kills NOT for some melee grenade combo. I hardly ever get lucky enough to tether a large group of enemies and when I do I end up getting killed before I land :([/spoiler]
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9 RepliesI'm confused... tripmine, one shots. I've seen people get triple with one nade. Lightning grenades also destroy teams. Firebolts are also crazy. Guess what, you still have access to your melee. Warlocks get shield, and life regeneration Strikers can just one shot you with just you taking a bit of damage. Defenders can suppress you, shotgun you and get a shield. Hunters can still blink strike and kill you from the front, gun slingers can still throw their knife. For the night stalkers grenade to be effective, you have to use your melee charge as well. That sounds like a good trade off. Specially when you realize that every other class can shit on you with their strong grenade and has their melee charge. Sorry, but no... it is not over powered. As a matter of fact, most people get away from the wombo
