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8/16/2015 4:55:38 AM
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Warlocks are training wheels for kinder guardians.
Titans are for the balanced player.
Hunters require the most amount of effort from a player to get the most out of either class.
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Sure pal. You seem to understand the game. If ANYTHING warlocks are the most complex. To be an effective team member you MUST master the class. Wanna generate 9 orbs with sun singer and provide fast cool downs? You don't run self revive and make sure you kill majors and are close to your teammates. Even storm trance needs to be used at the perfect time otherwise it's a waste, same in crucible. Especially in crucible, hunters are made for new players. The class is catered to it. Again not saying they are, as I love the class, but if I had to choose, hunters would be for newbs, especially not, keyword here, effective warlocks. Be honest with yourself. Have you ever struggled to use GG or blade dancer in crucible?
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I hate you people that say hunters take the most skill , if you say it's because of the least armour , newsflash , it doesn't matter in pvp and most people use it and we all should know that the majority gravitates toward the easiest thing to use wich is why people hate on good titans because they are the MINORITY not saying that I'm one js I suck on titan but that's why hunters hate on all good players that are different classes and say that they are op and require the least skill.
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Nope Hunters are really easy too use
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I'm currently on mobile so I'm not going to type out a wall. Hunters in general are about enhancing playstyles in a subtle way. For instance the 2 perks in gunslinger that increase your reload speed and decrease your recoil. Factually that increases your damage potential. But it still relies entirely on the player to land consistent headshots for that to happen. Warlocks are ability heavy that heavily favor forgiveness. When their abilities are on cool down the subclasses have nothing to offer to the player. Simply put as a hunter you use your gun then all your traits and abilities come after. Like throwing a knife at a wounded player. Where as a warlock opens ever engagement with their abilities. You see what I'm getting at?
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Still think Hunters are easy to use. Honestly Titans are the hardest to use in PvP
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I just explained why. Hunters 90% of the time are about player gunplay. Warlocks factually have the easiest abilities.
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Hunters are EASY in PVP. Easiest class by far. Titans are EASY in PVE content. Warlocks are middle of the road. You have to think regardless of what content you're in because they don't have GG or blade dancing in PVP, and they don't have a bubble in PVE .. That said they're all very well balanced IMO
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If you mean easy because hunters rely on gunplay and not complicated abilities or set ups I can agree. But statistically warlocks have the easy abilities. Both classes have tracking nades. Warlocks have the farthest melee. Plenty warlock abilities only require damage to make happen in stead of kills. Etc. The only strong thing about hunters compared to other classes is their supers.
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Ummm... In a regular crucible match you should get a lot more kills from 3 GG (6-9 let's say), plus the easy kills from trip mines (let's say just 3). So right there that's at least 9 kills. When you lob a fusion grenade there's at least a 50% chance you get killed in the process. Fire bolt can be deadly but no more than trip mine for sure. Anyway, that's my take on it from my experience in crucible with both classes... Working on more well rounded gear for my hunter for trials still.
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The Bladedancer is harder than you think because when you activate it you have to find a way to get to the person without taking damage or else you'll die on the way there
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you bit confused
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Who need a bubble when death has no meaning.
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bubble boy
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Hunter master race.
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Not dying and producing 5 orbs + buffs plus cover = better than waiting to die to use your super You know, most of the time anyway.
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Hunters are EASY in PVP. Easiest class by far. Titans are EASY in PVE content. Warlocks are EASY in both. Just my opinion.
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Warlocks are medium in both
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ya hunters take the most skill and triple jump is better than glide (the jump is poop)
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Hunters require the most effort in PvE. Hunters are for the PvP players because their supers are entirely oriented to killing people in PvP
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If exotics come into play hunter supers can work in pve as well. But yeah hunters in general are slayers. Golden gun is better then nova bomb and fist of havoc pure damage wise.
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IMO GG is the second worst PvE super, ahead of blade dancer, because nova bomb and FoH are just better at generating orbs and the exotics support that better than they do for GG in PvE
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GG can generate the same amount of orbs as nova bomb and fist of havoc. Neither of those supers are capable of killing a major at full health. GG with night hawk can.
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It can generate the same. On average it only does about 3 while the others get 4-6 for me. But you don't play on your other two characters as much as your hunter so there's no point in Arguing
