Its a form of the crucible
Go to set a destination and go to the crucible and you should see it

It makes it so your armor and damage actually count towards how you do. Better items you have, the better you will do


I dont recommend playing in it if you are below level 22 though, obviously the higher level people have better weapons and you will have a much harder time than the regular balanced crucible

Kart wrote Its a form of the crucible
Go to set a destination and go to the crucible and you should see it

It makes it so your armor and damage actually count towards how you do. Better items you have, the better you will do


I dont recommend playing in it if you are below level 22 though, obviously the higher level people have better weapons and you will have a much harder time than the regular balanced crucible

The "class" item refers to an class specific armor piece. Hunters have Cloaks, Titans have Marks, and Warlocks have Bonds. You can buy them from the Iron Banner vendor when you reach Reputation Rank 2.

ARNOLDSWAGBOI wrote

Well played there. Never saw that

C130s wrote The "class" item refers to an class specific armor piece. Hunters have Cloaks, Titans have Marks, and Warlocks have Bonds. You can buy them from the Iron Banner vendor when you reach Reputation Rank 2.

Okay thanks, I understand now.

Kart wrote

ARNOLDSWAGBOI wrote

Well played there. Never saw that

This video is a complete joke. The guy expected to walk into Iron Banner and dominate people but it doesn't work like that. His gun was only hitting 28 max with criticals which is what the "Level Advantages Enabled" means. It doesn't mean that a level 4 with some great gunskill can't beat a team of absolute idiots. None of the people in this video even shot back and those who did couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.

C130s wrote

Kart wrote

ARNOLDSWAGBOI wrote

Well played there. Never saw that

This video is a complete joke. The guy expected to walk into Iron Banner and dominate people but it doesn't work like that. His gun was only hitting 28 max with criticals which is what the "Level Advantages Enabled" means. It doesn't mean that a level 4 with some great gunskill can't beat a team of absolute idiots. None of the people in this video even shot back and those who did couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.

His gun was doing 28 crits, and he was killing level 27's with like 1100 defense, meaning it would have took like 39 criticals to kill one player :L get real
+ the enemies would have insta killed him with their guns as his defense was pathetic.