{{
`${userDetail.user.displayName}${userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode ? `#${standardizeBungieGlobalCode(userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode)}` : ""}`}}
{{getUserClans()}}
11/22/2014 12:47:18 PM
6
GS Hunters have nothing that makes you feel truly powerful. When I play my level 30 Gunslinger I can clearly see that it was the class that bungie said "Ugh we need a an assaassin/rouge based class...Lets just give em a shiny pistol and a throwing knife..." LAME! Titans get fists of electricity and shoulder charge and warlocks can melt you with a push of their palms like WTF?! I feel like a regular soldier in rooms full of Magneto and -blam!-ing superman. While im throwing knives and throwing puny incendiary grenades everyone else is throwing scorching balls of fire or pillars of lightning. First off, why isnt my melee fire dage yet when I throw my damn knives they suddenly light on fire? Where are the cool game changing abilities? We are literally the class that is undesired and are often booted from raids or nightfall strikes.
End of rant.
English
-
How about an exotic helmet that increases your super by 1 shot. Not good enough for you?
-
Except your grenades more easily stick to targets, you gain grenade/melee energy just by picking up ammo, and as a gunslinger you get incendiary damage on your knives? I agree they're not the best class in PvE, but they are pretty strong in PvP (if not slightly overpowered). They just require a bit more finesse to use in PvE (as intended...they are not front line soldiers!). They CAN do some good backstab damage (or so I hear...still leveling up my hunter to test this theory)
-
Lies Flux and tripmine actually take skill compared to Fusion and magnetic AKA the do-it-for-you grenades. If you have actually played all classes then you would know its quite the opppsite; Flux grenades are terrible while Tripmines are "usable". Also at the end you once again brought up something that actuall requires thinking/good aim to use.
-
Flux work the exact same as fusion. I've used plenty of both. Both easy sticks.
-
Lies. Flux do this weird thing where they disappear and reappear attached to their target. This may seem kind of cool and sometimes it works out, but other times you'll throw a grenade directly at your opponent, and it will phase right the -blam!- through him and appear on the wall behind him. Consistency is what you want if you are a skill PvP player and that grenade gives you none of that. I don't enjoy relying on luck.
-
Is honestly rather have the plasma grenade from halo 2
