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10/2/2014 1:47:30 PM
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Let's rationally debate super
So let's talk supers, I've been hearing a lot of talk that Hunters Supers are OP. The blade dancers damage mitigation could probably be lowered, but the gunslinger is fine. The Titans falcon punch damage mitigation and area of effect should be changed, I don't think I should get hit when I've doubled jumped above him and the bubble shield still protects him even after he's left it. Warlocks nova bomb again pretty much invincible on start up and a massive blast radius, and the sunsinger well I think it's fine I at least have a chance to run. I just believe that people think the hunter class is op because 60% of the community picked hunters therefore you probably die by them a lot therefore making idiots think thier op. People do me a favour and use a hunter and see how good you do it's all perspective.
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Played rumble and clash a bit last night. Came out on top most games. Was it because of my arc blade? No. Got killed while in arc blade 3 times. Another 2 or so times I ran around without finding anyone to kill in time before it ran out. The times when I died while in arc blade, 2 were without kills, 1 was with one kill. Please, try to tell me that my "broken" arc blade super is the reason why I'm winning. Please explain to me at great length and in great detail why my super, which I have died while using many times, should be nerfed. And to those who say that the reach on its strikes is too good, I'll tell you a story: I am running at you with arc blade active. You jump in the air and activate your special jump to get away. When I follow you up with my blink I try in vain to slash at you. My attack, when you and I are on equal floor level, homes in on you. It also homes in on you while we're in the air, but with no verticality to the homing, so you see me sail past you over your head, not once, but twice, because now I am panicking because I'm running out of super so I need to hit you as quickly as I can and so I am pounding that melee button but I am kept in the air longer by my slash and by the time I hit the floor my super is ending, confusingly putting my head back into first person view facing away from you because that was the direction my last slash took me in, lining you up for the perfect shot with your gun of choice at my back. That scenario plays out at least twice per play session for me, and I never learn, so please fire away at my exposed back.
