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10/12/2014 8:23:15 PM
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My only problem with a hunter is the full health regeneration after each kill with blade dancing. It is a skillful super but I think a lot of people wouldn't have an issue with it if the health regen wasn't so easy to access. I've seen hunters just dash across the map slicing, eating bullets from multiple, accurate-shooting players and kill all four or five of them who are scattered around the map. The difference between the supers is simply the average. Titans and warlocks average 2-3 per super while (bladedancer) hunters average 4-5. That's a Huge difference consistently.
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Edited by TtargetPractice: 10/12/2014 9:29:32 PMThe health regen isn't easy to access. It's the last skill unlocked in the subclass and removes your ability to turn invisible or extend the length of blade dancer. It doesn't heal you fully, it just gives you a bit of health and begins shield regeneration. If you're shooting at the BD when he activates it, he gets nothing because you're stopping the regen instantly.
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If you don't have your subclass tree fully unlocked you're doing something wrong lol. And go shoot at a BD with any auto rifle in crucible, your words vs the game don't add up haha I hear what you're saying but it isn't exactly like that
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It's not full health it just starts regen.
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I cant give up invisibility on command so I miss out on Hungering strikes chocolate goodness.
