Sweet Business (Destiny)
Dipped my toe into Crucible. As could be expected, I struggled to find a rhythm as I was experimenting with different guns. Nothing was really standing out, and I was getting beat pretty regularly in firefights...which I generally interpret as not having the right tool for the right situation.
Anyway...browsing through my weapons I noticed the previously found, but quickly forgotten, exotic auto rifle Sweet Business. So I gave it a try.
Well.
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It takes a little practice, and good players will quickly learn how to counter (flanking FTW), but holy shit. I feel a little bit dirty using it. Super fun to wind up and walk like a tank into a fire fight. Just drains shields and HPs, and seems to panic opposing players.
It's like walking around with a heavy chain gun. It chews through ammo, but you respawn with full ammo again after you die.
Am I a bad person if I cheese the ever-living shit out of this? Feels like something they might nerf in the future.
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Sweet Business
Personally, I've had to use smart play in the right situations with it, but when it works, it really works.
Though there are also some times where, in a game where range and ammunition have pushed my playstyle towards being best served by 720 or 600 RPM guns rather than 900, I can just enjoy shooting a good old bullet hose.
Loving it.
Walked into MM for the first time with it and my son was watching. He was impressed.
I'm sure a lot of guardians pee themselves when they round a corner, too late noticing a SB already spooling up.
If a radar sector is full, I start spooling it up and walk around the corner. I don't zoom in until I see a target.
The balance is in the spool up time. If they have the drop on you, switch to energy weapon.
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You aren't using MIDA so +++
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You aren't using MIDA so +++
I was actually getting wrecked pretty regularly by MIDA. Is that considered OP currently?
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You aren't using MIDA so +++
I've been using a Scathelock and when 1v1 I usually walk away, Mida or not.
NOW, if it's two people head on, I will probably lose.
If I'm flanking, I can take out 3 people easy with one clip. (and I have because I'm awesome.)
BUT if I'm facing multiples and at least one of them have a Mida, it's insta-death. If teamshooting Mida's, game over man. Game over.
And I laugh at your Sweet Business. MWAhahaaaaa I'm unstoppable with my load out.
In fact, I take it all back. I'll take on 4 Midas and walk away unscratched. I'm like Neo and Trinity in the lobby.
Are you drunk?
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