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Edited by KiwiFB:
7/25/2014 3:42:06 AM
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The real badasses on the field are the Warlocks. Wielding space magic that is remotely close to Vegetas Big Bang attack. And for those of you who don't know what DBZ is.. Let's put it this way instead. Wielding space magic that is more powerful than a wraiths cannons from halo, all while doing it in an epic trench coat..
Hunters? Well.. They wear spandex tight armor and have capes.. The only thing their missing is underwear on the outside. Trying to be a super hero eh? Well.. We beat you there to, cause see, us warlocks can fly.
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*hover and fall slowly. /Fixed Meanwhile, Hunters can jump on nothing but air and summon the most powerful gun in the game straight from the sun. Just try not to get burnt ;)
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Both the titan and the warlock can jump higher that a hunters double jump. This is assuming they are not moving in any direction other than up. Other wise the hunter jumps higher
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Edited by Chickenwaffle: 7/25/2014 4:40:27 AMTrue, but not having to stop moving to obtain a high jump is far more versatile and eventually this can be upgraded to a triple jump. As funny as it sounds, one big reason I like the Hunter so much is because his jump mechanics are so much better. This is my opinion of course :p
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Huge agreement. Feel so much more agile. Long Live the Hunters.
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I agree it depends on your play style.
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I personally found it useful in the forgot shore. Near the lv 20 area, when you go to check on an amplifier in campaign, I was able to sneak behind the fallen and even found a chest by jumping up a pillar. My friend, a hunter could not jump high enough while I, a warlock could. While I agree it is not incredibly useful, it does have its uses.
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Hunters were beyond on the walls, and they came back no problem. So I think that Hunters are better. Yeah that's all
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Im sniffing a AoT reference
