No class should be deliberately weak. If theyre supposed to be weak they should be super fast but they arent. Its nowhere near as useful as the titan or warlock especially when the warlock has a twilight garrison type ability which is just about the same thing

- They're no longer faster than other classes. Speed is now uniform and entirely gear centric. - Takes 3x melees to kill an opponent with max health. - The iconic knife, as well as Blink Strike, are now entirely removed from Arcstrider. Both have been replaced by a Striker style punch, sans Charge or Blink, that is also curiously delivered with the trigger hand after holstering your weapon... none of which makes any sense. - Dodge takes forever to recharge, is slow, and leaves you very vulnerable (even to PvE tracking) - Dodge is actually often slower than simply strafing or reloading as normal. - No invisibility to close distance or force radar dependent opponents to use their senses and actual caution instead. - Arc Staff is notably weaker, and sees no speed increase. The Darth Maul fan service flips and poses are predictable/ vulnerable. The only effective solution to this I've seen, where people argue 'how an Arcstrider is meant to be played', is baiting inexperienced players to chase you, or spamming the attack button in the air to gain a vertical advantage, and using the R2 Diet Titan Slam™ from outside of the enemy's view... which is beyond cheap/boring IMO, and bound to be nerfed quickly. If that's how any characters is 'meant to be played', it's pitiful and I'd rather move on to a different title entirely. There's nothing really 'super' about hiding, or having to spam something in the air to even be useful. - If attacking toward the screen with Arc Staff as the super ends, the hunter spins 180º back to the camera facing orientation. Meaning, outright leaving your back exposed to the enemy for no explicable reason, if pursuing an evasion and the super suddenly ends. - Gunslinger feels more precise, but notably weaker. Especially with respect to Golden Gun, which no longer kills on impact. - Tripmines still do not stick to opponents, despite the above. - Arc grenades seem weaker in my limited experience. Recharging them, regardless of class, takes forever. - The lack of custom skill trees strongly pushes Hunters as more predictable opponents, instead of the variety of unpredictable builds previously available, such as with agility perks, invisibility, dodge, etc. In short, there is nothing really surprising or fun to be found in the only class I cared about over 3 years, and stuck with since day 1 (despite typically being the weakest), on 'cool' and 'unpredictable' factors alone.

Or we can try to get it fixed

I think we're in agreement that they're 'cool', and have 'potential'... but as for D2, aside from aerial spamming that super (until that's inevitably patched, or removed entirely), they are complete garbage. They're slow, fragile, AND weak. Lacking original skill-trees, such as mobility buffs or invisibility, that also makes them uniform and predictable.