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Your grandma has a bigger dick than me

FLAME WAR!!

And this is when my motto makes sense...

D: #leavehuntersalone

#WarlockMasterRace

Titans: Titans whole subclass (all of them) seem to be focused on honing the super. Not much else. The melee has no range, and little damage. They make up for lack of speed in armor, and the lack of melee effectiveness with powerful supers (in the right hands.) Warlocks: Warlocks seem to be very mixed. They have the most ranged melee, powerful supers (except nova bomb, which is only useful in certain situations if used by the right person), and they have some very helpful abilities for teams with their radiance super: self Rez, spawn orbs on every kill, more grenades and powerful melee's for everybody. They do however, lack superior proficiency in one place, making it so that a properly focused Hunter or Titan will always be better then a warlock in one aspect, no matter how you (as a warlock) switch up your subclass. Hunters: (I will be focusing on nightstalker, as it has elements from both of the other subclasses) hunters make up for their lower health with speed and stealth. They're proficient in guerrilla warfare, getting of high amounts of damage in a short time, and then disappearing, moving, and doing it again. Hunters have a subclass for any situation. Gunslinger for boss fights, blade dancer for large groups of enemies, and nightstalker, well, does both almost as good. Nightstalker does specialize in unorthodox/ unique abilities, such as smoke, evade, and tethering. Hunters, when used correctly, have a move for any situation. I conclude that all of the classes can be extremely good in certain situations, but hunters can be more affective, in more places. Warlocks follow up in second with the same kind of abilities, just harder to control (nova bomb to golden gun comparison), less shielding, time, and damage (storm caller to bladedancer comparison), and I cannot compare nightstalker to radiance, as they are very different abilities. Titans trudge behind in 3rd, as they have bad melee's, ineffective support super, and only one good subclass, which is focused mainly on the super, making it only good every 3-5 minutes.

My breakdown of all subclasses. Titan: has the best jump ability for getting up heights and easiest to use. Striker: not useful in raids or strikes. Very situational alert and really only good for panic situations. Storm fist is good for removing arc shields but other than that not useful against anything above the lowest class of enemies. Defender: generates orbs for days if set up right. This makes up for lack of dps with the super. Best titan subclass for PVE and good in any situation. Sunbreaker: dps class. Has the most offensive power. You need a group of ads cleared out without having to round them up this is your class. Best PvP subclass. Hunter: triple jump great for crossing gaps. Requires some skill to use properly. Gunslinger: good for clearing out ads and taking a big chunk out of a bosses health (celestial nighthawk). Very situational super though. More suited for PvP. Bladedancer: the medic class. Super good for clearing out tier one enemies. Lacks the dps to be super useful. Stealth is the best part of this class. This class is better suited for PvP. Nightstalker: generates orbs for days. Great dps for bosses and adds. Best Hunter subclass for PVE Warlock: worst jump ability especially if this wasn't your first character. Requires allot of skill to use effectively. Voidwalker: super good for groups of enemies. Melee good for clutch health regen. More of a PvP based class. Sunsinger: good for second chances. Good grenades and melee. Super is underused since most only use it for death. Contributes least amount of orbs to PVE. Stormcaller: super is great for add control. Great grenades and mobility for super. This class is great for PvP and PVE. Personally I've played all classes and Hunter is my favorite. Titan close second and warlock least favorite. All classes have their pro's and con's. All classes have something beneficial though. It shouldn't matter who uses what. Ultimately it's all opinion.

My breakdown of all subclasses. Titan: has the best jump ability for getting up heights and easiest to use. Striker: not useful in raids or strikes. Very situational alert and really only good for panic situations. Storm fist is good for removing arc shields but other than that not useful against anything above the lowest class of enemies. Defender: generates orbs for days if set up right. This makes up for lack of dps with the super. Best titan subclass for PVE and good in any situation. Sunbreaker: dps class. Has the most offensive power. You need a group of ads cleared out without having to round them up this is your class. Best PvP subclass. Hunter: triple jump great for crossing gaps. Requires some skill to use properly. Gunslinger: good for clearing out ads and taking a big chunk out of a bosses health (celestial nighthawk). Very situational super though. More suited for PvP. Bladedancer: the medic class. Super good for clearing out tier one enemies. Lacks the dps to be super useful. Stealth is the best part of this class. This class is better suited for PvP. Nightstalker: generates orbs for days. Great dps for bosses and adds. Best Hunter subclass for PVE Warlock: worst jump ability especially if this wasn't your first character. Requires allot of skill to use effectively. Voidwalker: super good for groups of enemies. Melee good for clutch health regen. More of a PvP based class. Sunsinger: good for second chances. Good grenades and melee. Super is underused since most only use it for death. Contributes least amount of orbs to PVE. Stormcaller: super is great for add control. Great grenades and mobility for super. This class is great for PvP and PVE. Personally I've played all classes and Hunter is my favorite. Titan close second and warlock least favorite. All classes have their pro's and con's. All classes have something beneficial though. It shouldn't matter who uses what. Ultimately it's all opinion.

Warlocks crossdress

Your stupid bathrobe looks stupid

Let's be comprehensive: classes AND elements... Striker: "Hey! Get over here so I can use my Super on y..." (gets sniped) Defender: Has Bubble. Hate to burst your bubble, but most other supers will... well, burst your bubble. Sunbreaker: Owns everything. But the Ghost of Sunbreakers yet to Come (looks like the Ghost of Christmas same, but wearing a bright orrange robe and a Sunbreaker mark) reminds us of what happens to classes that own everything. Gunslinger: Bang. Bang. Bang. Now what? Bladedancer: Pre-TTK: SLICE!! SLICE!! SLICE!! Post TTK: Feels more like Paper cut. Paper cut. Paper cut. But still, Invisibility FTW! Nightstalker: Bow looks awesome. But doesn't accomplish much. Voidwalker: Blink + Purple ball of annihilation = very nice, especially with certain items. Too bad Glide ruins it. Sunsinger: Love having their self-rez around. Long as I don't have to play one. Because, you know, Glide. Stormcaller: Note what I said about Sunbreaker. Once they nerf Sunbreaker, they're going to notice that Stormtrance is even MORE OP than HoS. So enjoy that Sith Lord lightning while you got it. I have to say that I think I would have had a lot of fun with this class, if not for the fact that a certain jump (starts with G, ends with E, rhymes with "snide") drives me nuttier than a Georgia peanut plantation

you have my respect fellow warlock

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That's easy. It's us upper class people that piss on all you lower class citizens.

Titans cry in purple bubbles

Hunter one was kinda weak Titan one made me lol at the 'basic, just like titans'

Destiny is for the Nords!