Worst Origin Traits

[daveyboi]

I'd say it's either Invader Tracker (Gambit) or Skulking Wolf (Iron Banner).

Invader Tracker (Gambit): First of all, who plays gambit? Second, marking an invader is not that great, as most people who damage an invader either kill him or draw the team's attention towards him, both rendering making them visible pointless or not very useful.

Skulking Wolf (Iron Banner): Having something only available in one activity and only for a short duration of the said activity is kinda dumb (this part applies to both perks), plus the actual perk, it's just not that useful. Enhanced radar really is not that great; I guess being removed from opposing radars is decent? I feel like this perk could have been much better.

Overall, I don't think I can decide which one is better, what do you think? How do you think they could be reworked to be made better? Do you have another nomination for 'Worst Origin Trait of the Year'?

[Lano-17]

If tagging an Invader sticked around for the entire round for one shot, it would worth it, but this way nope. I used it a few times but noone bothered to take notice and run in for assist.

[>//The_FALCON]

gambit tracker is actually good, so noobs will know where to hide

[Mister Wiggles]

Iron banner trait is actually pretty good. Not showing up on the map when people are now constantly looking at it because of the invis spam is great. The normal crucible trait is the worst, literally only benefits you if you aren't playing the game.

[RetroRampage]

I'd argue the gambit origin trait is actually really damn good, but that's assuming you play gambit regularly and enjoy it. Being able the mark the invader even if you can't kill them is super helpful because it allows your teammates to all see them through walls and level the playing field for an invasion. As a passive effect to a weapon that procs upon doing a single tick of damage, I'd say that it's pretty good.