From what Ive seen in the crucible, gunslingers more so than any subclass are good in the right hands and terrible in the wrong ones. Defender also has a bit of a learning curve for pvp. Voidwalkers, Stormcallers and Sunbreakers probably require the least effort to get used to

I'm a warlock main and heres why I chose hunters; first off they have the least armor of all the classes, so straight off the bat they're the squishiest class and require the most tactical playstyle because they can be dropped so quickly. second if you look at they're supers they're all single target supers which require aiming (besides arc blade) what I mean is with a nova or a striker you can just panic and anyone in the vicinity is immediately dead but a tether has a long travel time and some bad projectile drop and has no aoe (assuming your using quiver which is all I see these days anyway) then there's golden gun which has no bonus armor and a super which requires precision (more than other supers anyway) and doesn't have a blast radius. Blade? well lets just compare that to storm, it doesn't last as long, only works on one target, requires you to be in melee distance and doest have an evade like ionic blink (no-one uses blink anymore lets be real) Now for the grenades, I'm just gonna take spikes and trip mines for example as they're kind of nigh stalkers and gunslingers 'signature' made right now, they're both the cone type grenade which has a large damage output but requires tactical placement on walls to be effective and while annoying sometimes takes a lot more skill than chucking a tracking nade at the ground or a sticky within 5 metres of someone. obviously this doesn't apply to blade as skips are stupidly easy to use. Melees, well gunslinger is the only class in the game that requires a precision headshot for their melee to be effective and blink strike offers barely any benefit over the normal melee anyway after the range got neutered but then smoke grenades are an exception and still one of the best melees in the game. so yeah thats basically it, took me ages to get good with a hunter but only days with a warlock and a titan, not saying which is more powerful, just hunters reward skill more.

Skill is rewarded not just by the subclass you pick, but how you pilot the subclass with the knowledge of how other subclasses work and how enemy players behave. A good Voidwalker is equally as dangerous as a good Nightstalker or Striker if they have the knowledge, awareness, and experience to back it up.

Lol who chose warlocks???

Lol people chose Warlock? Just another reminder that some people out there are clueless.

Of course the poll looks the way it does.

I'd say hunter because of it supers, bladedancer takes a bit of skill to use right in pve. However a good player can use any class and do well, a bad player is just bad no matter what.

Hunter has hardish (not really) to use abilities with the steepest learning curve being nightstalker master it and you're the most annoying guardian in the match, titans have easier abilities with the defender being incredibly difficult to use but with the right player can really destroy kids and have you end up with a smile and an inbox full of hate mail, warlocks have the easiest time imo with sunsinger being the hardest to use but get good with fusion grenades and you're set you don't even need a gun. [spoiler]ALL of that was My opinion please feel free to disagree with me [/spoiler]

honestly hunter supers are underwhelming. shadow shot with quiver is basically a better golden gun and arc blade doesn't last long enough.

The easiest to play are Titans. All they have to do is get near someone or something and press a button. Plus with Titan skating allowing them to move quick and high armor, it's not hard for them to do what they need to do.

All of them. I don't know why you made this, you're just going to get biased answers, and seeing as most forumgoers seem to be Hunters...

All of them and none of them. Each represents a different fighting style. With its own set of advantages and challenges. Hunters are extremely quick and agile, plus they get weapon handling bonuses. Though they have weak grenades, they have some of the best supers for PvP in the game. Titans (once skating is mastered) are fast and durable. They're supers aren't especially powerful....but their variety makes them versatile. Whatever job you need done, there's a Titan subclass for it. Warlocks are masters of damage. Often having both powerful supers and grenades....but they are slow and fragile compared to Hunters and Titans. So all three classes will reward skilled players. They just call upon DIFFERENT skills. Skill to both exploit what they are good at...and to compensate for what they are not good at.

They all have their own "hard to perfect" things...

Bladedancer... Shit has been nerfed so many times if you still manage to make it work your a good player.

Umm, you missed 1... [spoiler]Red Bar.[/spoiler]

I'd argue gunslinger because it's always had great abilities and has probably been the least touched class over the history of Destiny.

People that main hunters are usually trash