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12/8/2016 7:52:17 PM
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Lol no ut is exactly what bungie calls it. Bloom flares out the cone to make you shoot slower to keep accuracy.
Ghost bullets is a player base term created off false info. It implies bullets magically just disappear, but in reality they are there but hitting just outside of opponents hit box.
Triple who started this stupid mess, was wrong in his videos. He was calling shit what it wasn't and feeding false info to the nutswingers. Everyone else with a brain could see his video was misleading and didn't supply factual information.
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Ghost bullets/bloom are ridiculous in its self being punished for using my fire rate and aiming at them.
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Ghost is a figment players inagination. Bloom is a system in place to balance hc.. otherwise its like thorn cross map style hc's. While hc's are fun ... i dont want it like it was during that weapon balance
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Bungie is the only company to introduce this and when they did in halo it was changed in a week becuase the player base was infuriated just like this time aiming at somone and shooting at your guns fire rate and missing cause your shooting to fast is ridiculous
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It is not lol. Go shoot a gun in another game and watch the circle of accuracy increase then decrease after shots ... smh. Otherwise youd hold full auto weapons wide open and not be bursting them (like most everyone does).
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It is not lol. Go shoot a gun in another game and watch the circle of accuracy increase then decrease after shots ... smh. Otherwise youd hold full auto weapons wide open and not be bursting them (like most everyone does).
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The only gun people don't full auto is the last word. I think ur referring to shooting fast makes it harder to control but it certainly dose not just miss even though you are aiming at them
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This phenomenon has been happening way before triple. Ghost bullets are a term used by the community to describe the same thing so why dose it better what term is used any way?
