I did, and TBH the Vanguard's Secret Handshake is dramatically better than any of the faction shotguns I've gotten. I like it better than Felwinter's Lie, too.

Was it full auto? Mostly curious about the fire rate in comparison to other legendary full autos.

The Judgement VI was full auto, and it didn't matter. I just hate that gun. Far too little range.

In comparison, Secret Handshake fires almost as quickly as you can pull the trigger and holds 6 rounds. It's amazing. Wish I had clips to post, but I got a Double Down/Triple Down/At Any Cost/Buckshot Bruiser/Breaker combo the other day in Control with it. Four enemies, in one control zone, and I killed them all and lived to cap the zone. Not many shotguns can do that. Possibly only Secret Handshake and Found Verdict.

I did, and TBH the Vanguard's Secret Handshake is dramatically better than any of the faction shotguns I've gotten. I like it better than Felwinter's Lie, too.

Was it full auto? Mostly curious about the fire rate in comparison to other legendary full autos.

Or better yet the Wayne Gretzky.

The Great One: You have to lead your team in kills and assists. You have to have more assists than any other player on your team has kills and assists.

I was really excited about using my perfectly-rolled and fully-upgraded Felwinter's Lie... But the RoF was really frustrating.

I found the same thing when I took mine into standard crucible. It's great in PvE, though. Is it just me, or is it kind of odd to have an Iron Banner weapon that seems to be much better suited for PvE than it is for PvP?

Same could be said of all of the IB weapons (Hammer aside).
Felwinter's RoF wouldn't be SO bad if the spread wasn't odd. Too many times I'll fire what should have been a lethal shot, only to see that I barely grazed the target. Does it have a very narrow spread? Anyway, missing a shot for any reason is extra painful when the wait takes ages. I've just gone back to Swordbreaker.

Did anyone here ever get a judgement 6 with full auto from new monarchy? Always wanted one, was curious if the full auto was better than that POS Hide and Seek from Dead Orbit (the auto is so much slower than my comedian, I never bothered with it).

I was really excited about using my perfectly-rolled and fully-upgraded Felwinter's Lie... But the RoF was really frustrating.

I found the same thing when I took mine into standard crucible. It's great in PvE, though. Is it just me, or is it kind of odd to have an Iron Banner weapon that seems to be much better suited for PvE than it is for PvP?

Same could be said of all of the IB weapons (Hammer aside).
Felwinter's RoF wouldn't be SO bad if the spread wasn't odd. Too many times I'll fire what should have been a lethal shot, only to see that I barely grazed the target. Does it have a very narrow spread? Anyway, missing a shot for any reason is extra painful when the wait takes ages. I've just gone back to Swordbreaker.

So that's how you were stealing all my kills last night, shooting through walls and stuff.

I was trying to get the super-rare 'Sung Hero' medal to drop for you. (5 Unsung Heroes in a row, without dying.)

I was so close!

That medal is actually called the "John Stockton".

I was really excited about using my perfectly-rolled and fully-upgraded Felwinter's Lie... But the RoF was really frustrating.

I found the same thing when I took mine into standard crucible. It's great in PvE, though. Is it just me, or is it kind of odd to have an Iron Banner weapon that seems to be much better suited for PvE than it is for PvP?

I actually think you find some of the best PvE gear from crucible (factions generally have the best PvE gear prior to raids, Iron Banner to reach 32 is PvE focused) and the best PvP gear from raids (special weapon loader on gloves, extra heavy on boots). Gheleon's revenge is absolutely a PvE weapon. I think it's intentional? If it's not, at the very least Bungie made an effort to pull you into the one you play less with gear from the one you play more.

I was really excited about using my perfectly-rolled and fully-upgraded Felwinter's Lie... But the RoF was really frustrating.

I found the same thing when I took mine into standard crucible. It's great in PvE, though. Is it just me, or is it kind of odd to have an Iron Banner weapon that seems to be much better suited for PvE than it is for PvP?

So that's how you were stealing all my kills last night, shooting through walls and stuff.

I was trying to get the super-rare 'Sung Hero' medal to drop for you. (5 Unsung Heroes in a row, without dying.)

I was so close!

That medal is actually called the "John Stockton".

Occasionally I die to trip-mines not because I didn't see them, but because I thought my own team threw them. :)

This has happened enough times that my personal modus operandi is now to shoot any grenade I see. It can take a moment to hit such a small target, but I've saved dozens of lives (both my own and teammates) by neutralizing hostile grenades.

Nice thing is, due to no friendly-fire I can only destroy hostile grenades.

Exactly how I use the bladedancers grenade. Trip Mine can be great, but you really gotta throw it right at their feet or hope they aren't paying attention.

Protip:

Put them on the walls instead. That way when they run past they get wrecked. The pattern of activation seems way better with wall mounted tripmines.

or

Use Young Ahamkara's Spine for increased tripmine duration, and plant one near the Heavy ammo box shortly before it fills up. Works every time.

For weapons I'm using Suros Regime, Two to the Morgue or Praedyth's Revenge (depending on the map) and Corrective measure.

PR used to be my go-to sniper in Crucible (regular or IB) - 6 shot clip, pretty fast rate of fire, nice handling.

I switched to LDR during the last IB, though, and I can't go back. Even though I only get 4 shots, and they fire slower... the added punch is awesome. (And though the overpenetration was definitely nerfed in 1.1.1, it's still SORT of there; I killed 3 people through walls yesterday. Crates don't work as well as they used to - I used to be able to toast people from B's heavy spawn on Blind Watch when they were hiding behind the crate at the top; now I can't do that any more. But the wall in front of A on Firebase Delphi? Sure, no problem. :) Toss a grenade onto the cap point, they'll push over to the wall to protect themselves (and to be ready to shotgun you as you come in). Fire a few shots through the wall, and there's no need to actually engage. ;) )

That sounds awesome! I've actually never experimented with overpenetration in Destiny (PvP or PvE). I have several LDRs... 5, I think... so I'm sure at least 1 of them has the overpenetration perk. I'll have to give that a try. Thanks for the tip!

However, if you put it on a wall or ceiling in a hot-zone you can just sit back and watch as the multi-kills flood in. It's glorious.

Yes, I have found the walls to be much more effective for that grenade when playing with my Titan. Never thought of the ceiling before. It's kind of genius. :)

I only put it on the ceiling if the walls aren't very flat (also works great for Omnigul but it's kinda random with the piping), but it works because, I think, the damage is in a cone shape so it actually splashes the ground in a decent area. Also, no one really sees the grenade :)