I agree with you. I can see both sides of the coin. I understand that a lower ttk allows for a skilled player (while using a primary weapon) to outmaneuver his opponents and get a double kill if his shots are precise. But I have always been FOR a higher time to kill. I love the halo pvp aspect (granted halo had WAYYY better game modes that made for more fun memories). To be honest, I wasn’t a huge fan of destiny 1 pvp. I played it for the loot. I’d grind to get a god roll in pve, try it out a couple times in crucible, then throw it in the vault and move on to the next one. The pvp just isn’t fun enough to stand up on its own. However, with all the changes made in destiny 2, I am enjoying destiny pvp ON IT’S OWN more than I ever have. And what I mean by that is I am enjoying the actual gameplay itself without needing an incentive to play (flipping crucible rank for loot or possible post match drops, etc.). The thing with a higher ttk is that it opens up the ability for them having more and more weapon archetypes that can actually compete. For instance, in d1 the primary weapon ttk was incredibly low. There were 4 pulse rifle archetypes. One of them fired so slow, that to keep it within a useable/non-broken range, they either had to make it completely overpowered, or make it useless. Higher ttk allows them more room to adjust damage numbers and better balance the individual weapon time to kill. As far as team shooting goes, it will always be the most effective method in any game. Coordinated teams will always have the advantage. They did in d1 and they do in d2. I don’t think changing the ttk will affect this aspect for solo players by very much, in fact it could possibly make team shorting worse. I don’t know though. As far as power ammo goes, I have been enjoying the current weapon ammo economy. I like the heavy spawn rate because it keeps power weapons in line still, but allows players a few chances a match to make something happen. I’ve never really complained about weapon economy anyways because I always used invective in pvp, and when sidearms were the meta in d1, I used those as well. I found it fun figuring out what was going to be the best. The one and ONLY time I would not play crucible was when snipers had their reign of terror in taken king. I hate snipers and the people that use them. I will always single out a sniper and make it my life’s goal to make sure he doesn’t enjoy his match with me, even if that means dying multiple times in order to push him and make him uncomfortable. Or if it means I literally sit behind a corner and emote while watching him hardscope a lane for 5 minutes waiting for me to pop out (which I will absolutely not do for any reason). I find destiny’s pvp boring, always have. I prefer a fun objective where kills don’t count towards a score and are more of an afterthought or seen as part of a strategy. That being said, I will continue to play destiny including it’s boring pvp because destiny is my home.