3 bursts will kill you with only like one headshot on OE, which is an easy gun to use. Red Death is harder. I put OE as #2 pulse rifle behind Messenger.

I'm very used to Bad Juju and Oversoul Edict was taking longer to kill in regular Crucible...

Repeats the idea that ten years with the same gun would be boring.

TWSS! [Ba-dumtish]

First to go - Queen's weapons. I reckon I could get them all back in 2 weeks, RNG willing (18 PoE's plus 3 rep rewards), so no big deal.

Abyss Defiant and Oversoul Edict are next, even though I quite like OE - I can solo the first half of CE Hard at this point, so again, 2 weeks max.

Wolf weapons are next, assuming Variks keeps cycling through them. It might take me a while but I'll get them back with minimal effort (a few PoE's here and there. Even if I don't do 35 I can buy his current weapon plus 2 Judgement's Chance per week. No problem)

After that though, I'm lost.

In PvE, it's the best auto rifle in the game, plus it goes through knight shields, plus has a long enough range for almost all encounters in the game. For example, on arc burn omnigul, I use it the entire strike sometimes and don't even bother with Fatebringer. Gives you that auto rifle flexibility.

All in all, I rank raid OE right up there with Fatebringer and Vision of Confluence.

I think Deej was very revealing in a way I haven't seen Bungie be on the subject of inventory and guns in Destiny. It's a philosophy that isn't at all knew for Bungie, I'm just surprised I haven't seen them state it yet.

That philosophy is that yes, you will have to throw away good weapons, because Bungie want you to choose your favorite weapons for you. This isn't new for Bungie, as they made us choose two weapons in Halo, which, for the few of us old farts that remember it was painful at first. We were so used to having at least 10 weapons to choose from, game depending.

Personally, I *sort* of like the idea. What I don't like is that the influx of guns forces me to make decisions before I'm ready to. It's like if you forced me to limit my music library. Inevitably I'd delete an oldy to keep a new-hotness, only to realize it really isn't for me, and want the oldy back.

Then help me make that choice. I'm overwhelmed. There is such a thing as having too many options. :/
As it stands I try to have one of everything, because I have to.

I second the request to have help making the choice. Numbers instead of or along with bars would make that so much easier. If that was changed I wouldn't have to collect and shuffle my entire inventory of, say, shotguns every time I go to buy a shotgun or decide whether to keep one I got as a reward. I could just look them all one time and mark down the numbers somewhere, and then when I have something new I can pull that up, look at the item in question, and compare it to everything in the list all in one go. I know I could do a trick on b.net to get numbers but that's too time consuming to feel worth doing, especially on a slow computer, and especially when I want to compare perks from reforging to other weapons and their perks and decide if I want to reforge again. At the very least, why not have rate of fire be numeric? There are real world measurements for that and there's no way to change it.

I think Deej was very revealing in a way I haven't seen Bungie be on the subject of inventory and guns in Destiny. It's a philosophy that isn't at all knew for Bungie, I'm just surprised I haven't seen them state it yet.

That philosophy is that yes, you will have to throw away good weapons, because Bungie want you to choose your favorite weapons for you. This isn't new for Bungie, as they made us choose two weapons in Halo, which, for the few of us old farts that remember it was painful at first. We were so used to having at least 10 weapons to choose from, game depending.

Personally, I *sort* of like the idea. What I don't like is that the influx of guns forces me to make decisions before I'm ready to. It's like if you forced me to limit my music library. Inevitably I'd delete an oldy to keep a new-hotness, only to realize it really isn't for me, and want the oldy back.

I tend to not delete things until I absolutely have to because I don't want that to happen, and it's still happened a few times. The flip side is sticking with what you know, and what you already have leveled up, and not getting the experience of a new and possibly better weapon. The inability to swap things in your vault with things in your personal inventory (requiring you to have an empty space) encourages doing this.
I think the stated desire before to give everyone enough space to hold all the exotics is good, but they should add to that being able to store one of each raid weapon and at least one of every combination of weapon type and damage type (void, solar, and arc shotguns; void, solar, and arc machine guns; etc.) either on your person or in the vault, maybe subtracting spaces where those groups overlap.

Oversoul Edict (which, quite honestly, suck, compared to any other Pulse Rifle I had the joy of using).

Are you kidding me? OE is one of the best Pulse Rifles out there in both PvE and PvP. Right up top with Strangers Rifle and Red Death.

Some might even say that OE is...

...OP

Now specials, on the other hand...

I think Deej was very revealing in a way I haven't seen Bungie be on the subject of inventory and guns in Destiny. It's a philosophy that isn't at all knew for Bungie, I'm just surprised I haven't seen them state it yet.

That philosophy is that yes, you will have to throw away good weapons, because Bungie want you to choose your favorite weapons for you. This isn't new for Bungie, as they made us choose two weapons in Halo, which, for the few of us old farts that remember it was painful at first. We were so used to having at least 10 weapons to choose from, game depending.

Personally, I *sort* of like the idea. What I don't like is that the influx of guns forces me to make decisions before I'm ready to. It's like if you forced me to limit my music library. Inevitably I'd delete an oldy to keep a new-hotness, only to realize it really isn't for me, and want the oldy back.

Then help me make that choice. I'm overwhelmed. There is such a thing as having too many options. :/
As it stands I try to have one of everything, because I have to.

That philosophy is that yes, you will have to throw away good weapons, because Bungie want you to choose your favorite weapons for you. This isn't new for Bungie, as they made us choose two weapons in Halo, which, for the few of us old farts that remember it was painful at first. We were so used to having at least 10 weapons to choose from, game depending.

Personally, I *sort* of like the idea. What I don't like is that the influx of guns forces me to make decisions before I'm ready to. It's like if you forced me to limit my music library. Inevitably I'd delete an oldy to keep a new-hotness, only to realize it really isn't for me, and want the oldy back.

Can't wait for all of the Xbox folks to have a Hawkmoon before Cody!

You are such a meanie poopoo head.