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9/30/2015 9:16:39 PM
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I completely disagree with your statement "Mind you it's not all about supers. It's the class as a whole." In my opinion its neither but more about the person using the class. I can play a titan, a warlock, or a hunter and nothing is going to dramatically change. I might be slower as a warlock than a hunter but the difference is so minuscule its not worth mentioning. As with all mechanics with all classes.
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Then idk what's the point of having different classes if you play the same in all of them. They play differently, they have different abilities Different perks and different supers, the point is to play to their strengths
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Yeah and their strengths are their supers. The difference in a classes jump or ability to have increased agility,recovery, or armor are of very little significance.
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Then I don't think we're playing the same game. There are definitely differences amongst their stats. And the perks each class has. And these definitely affect game play, being negligible to those perks and such will only hurt your game play
