Arirana may have done bad things in the future

You couldn't of screamed AE alt more. Lol

Nah bro he's legit the Sheriff. Check his post history lol.

Just to throw in an idea : People can change, and even the meanest glitcher can have common sense, a brain and ideas which could be valuable. Arirana may have done bad things in the future, but try to be serious and talk about his arguments without mentioning his past since it's pfc and not district locking or something like that.

But he is the original Sheriff....

Indeed. Has done bad things in the future. Never trust Ariana.

Also, learn grammar.

Hey, it's not like we don't read what he has to say. But, how do you expect me to take him seriously? Or anyone? How do you go from using the biggest in game glitch known to PC - to wanting to fix PC itself?

You say people change? I say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. idk what white world Arirana grew up in where, "I'm sorry" forgives, forgets, and rewinds, or if you ignore something you did wrong long enough time erases your crime... but in my world - if you **** me over I'll remember it.

Let me clear that up, its all based on opinion I suppose, but it wasn't anymore OP than the core flaylock ever was. Probably even less OP. Not to mention it was 1/16th of ONE team in the entire game doing it. I never broke 40 kills with it, and at best got a 3 kdr, pretty similar to people who used the Core Flaylock when it was OP. To go as far as to say it was the biggest in game glitch, when clearly the reload-sprint glitch takes the cake, it was simply a core flaylock that cost alot of suit optimization to do.

When people started realizing they could SCAN me, call out my position verbally, and kill me quite easily as I run directly at them with 470hp, they started to realize they were just being stupid about it and that it wasn't as good as everyone thought.

Not to take away from how ANNOYING it was and the extremely high amounts of DPS, it was a weapon with a 1m optimal, effective, and absolute range. It required 7 modules for myofribril stimulants, cardiac regulators, and kinetic catalyzers to reach that level of speed and damage, and EVEN then I was a scannable target with predictable radar behavior, and low HP. You remember what it was like when TP found out how to utilize my weaknesses against me, I began to go negative with it, with all of the scans, people no longer firing in my direction nervously missing most of their shots, but determined to deal my 470 hp before I could get close.

For a exploit, it was pretty well balanced in every regard besides the insane amounts of damage per hit, considering how UP melee is without it.

Only talking about this because we can't seem to move on :/

When people started realizing they could SCAN me, call out my position verbally, and kill me quite easily as I run directly at them with 470hp, they started to realize they were just being stupid about it and that it wasn't as good as everyone thought.

It's like having an unnerfed flaylock when everyone else's was nerfed, how can you possibly make that comparison?

You glitch to win, spam equipment and play in SD to win, and now lock districts to win

Yeah, nobody wants your opinion on anything






Ever.

Because people that were good with the core flaylock, most namely you and the Spec Op Cipher guy, were putting up very similar numbers to me, and the flaylock dealt insane amounts of cqc damage as well. Not only did the flaylock have more range than melee, but it didn't require speed or melee modules. There was no sacrifice besides being ineffective at long range, something the melee exploit had as well.

Dual Flaylocks were capable of dishing out 300 dmg per missile, for 6-8 missiles with a very quick reload speed, at around 1-20m for EZness. The melee exploit dealt 454 dmg per hit, depending on how many melee dmg mods you had, and was capable of hitting someone up to 3 times a second, at 1m. It always came with a hp sacrifice, and always scannable, while core flaylock users could stealth.

Because people that were good with the core flaylock, most namely you and the Spec Op Cipher guy, were putting up very similar numbers to me, and the flaylock dealt insane amounts of cqc damage as well. Not only did the flaylock have more range than melee, but it didn't require speed or melee modules. There was no sacrifice besides being ineffective at long range, something the melee exploit had as well.

Dual Flaylocks were capable of dishing out 300 dmg per missile, for 6-8 missiles with a very quick reload speed, at around 1-20m for EZness. The melee exploit dealt 454 dmg per hit, depending on how many melee dmg mods you had, and was capable of hitting someone up to 3 times a second, at 1m. It always came with a hp sacrifice, and always scannable, while core flaylock users could stealth.

Except TTK was still high, so your attacks locked on, and you could do 2000 damage in a split second

Yeah sounds just like the flaylock.......rite gais

You're a moron.

lol you guys bring it up, but when I start talking about it you need to start rubbing your asses again.

Flaylock = Intended feature by CCP. They WANTED IT TO WORK THAT WAY.

Melee glitching = not intended. They did NOT want it to work that way.

Do you need things spelled out for you some more? It's bad enough that what you say is true - that CCP idea of balance is so bad that some weapons seem like cheating - but now you're trying to DEFEND what you did on the basis, "Well, other stuff is pretty cheap too, yo... even if they were intended features and what I did wasn't."

btw sota I two hit the colossal titan on normal mode :p