Panic if it's used on one person.

Should be adjusted so it can't kill through walls and people 30 feet up in the air.

The people that use it on just one guy because they have it are using it as a panic button. However, it should only be used as a counter or a game changer. Counter: There are only 2 supers that need countered, the defender bubble (only if they're holding a point) and blade dancer. Defender because you can't rely on the randoms in your team to know that running into bubble that, depending on what helmet they're wearing, could potentially be a stupid idea. You need to make sure that FoH lands [i]inside[/i] WoD, or else you're just taking down the bubble, and not the players. Blade Dancer because its super is the most feared in the game. A well placed one can wipe out a whole team that isnt even in the same area. FoH will shut it down and stop a potentially devastating super. Game changer: Let's say your team is down, but not terribly down (500-1000 points). You see the opposing team capping a point and you can see that there are more than a couple by the speed the point is being capped. If you've got Helm of Inmost Light, then you've just have to get the high ground, jump towards an opening, and point your cursor to a place that will give max carnage. That right there is why a well played titan is such a pain to do deal with. With that helmet, you almost never need the extra defense while using it (if you think about it, it frees up 3 slots instead of just 2). They can instead use Juggernaut (shotgun) which can take a non-super OHKO (up-close shotgun blast/sniper rifle headshot) off the table. They could also use the infamous Shoulder Charge, which is a totally different thread. One could argue that Warlocks do the same thing. I'd argue that they do a [i]similar[/i] thing. Warlock nukes point A and, if there are any, picks off survivors from mid range. Titans literally can play Titan Fall. Imagine your capping Point B on Twilight Gap. It's you and 4 other team mates, your behind the wall closest to point A, meanwhile you hear your team mate on the otherside say, "Shit". Everyone on point B knows what's going to happen. [i][b]"Titan Fall Incoming"[/b][/i] The Titan is either quoting that or laughing. He drops and wipes out 4 of your team mates, you were smart enough to get a safe distance away. However, he's got a shotgun and really doesn't like survivors. TL;DR- Devastating at best, cheap at worst. [spoiler]I would like to point out that I am a Titan and it is the only class I've played past 20. That being said I have used it as a panic button, not consistently, but usually when a loss is imminent and I might as well use it before the match is over.[/spoiler]

It can be used as a panic button yes. It can be used to cap positions. It can be used to save your life. It can be used to save a teammates life. What makes Nova Bomb, Golden Gun or Bladedancer not a panic button? I've come around corners and started to shoot at a warlock and NOVA. Same thing with Hunters. Everyone's super can be a panic button.

It would be dumb to let some one kill you if you can save yourself. Don't run up on them.

It's a panic button when you use it to take out one guy because he got the jump on you. Instead why not take that death and save that super for when the opposing team is huddled up waiting for heavy to drop.

I thinks its complete bullshit man You get killed if you're above them and the AoE is insane.. Also they became invincible when they do it which is more bullshit

Either way they need to be adjusted, the height and radius is way to large imo, you should be able to kill them when there mid air also.

I use it specifically to put down cocky bladedancers who think they're about to wipe out my entire team. :)

Why don't people mention, warlocks panic melee and panic super frequently. Always hear it about titans but I frequently catch a warlock in panic mode.