Warlock mains out there complaining about how they were nerfed, then semi un-nerfed. Or how hunters were nerfed, but really weren’t. But now it’s the Titans turn to be smacked in the face with the nerf gun. I am a Titan main. I play a lot of PvP and more recently have started to also on my warlock and hunter. With playing a lot with stasis to compare and test things out. And hands down warlock and hunter have the easiest supers to handle and are usually more lethal if the Titan isn’t semi good. Yet everyone is screaming how Titan super last toooooo long. But guess what guys n gals? that’s because as a Titan with stasis super there is far much more room for error; you can whiff your hit. Flying you off in a ddifferent direction which means you need to turn around and come back at it and even then you’re running, sliding or straight up super-manning to find enemies who are very much still mobile and getting out of your way as you are actively chasing people who have the ability to turn the corner and get out of your field of view to escape. The slam is good... when you’ve encountered multiple opponents but even then, you have to follow up with a punch or slide to get the kill, them being frozen doesn’t mean you’ve won (It’s also pretty easily to dodge by jumping and straffing) and lord forbid, if you touch the ground near the opposition, your straight up getting popped by felwinters and yur dead. I like to think I’ve got it down nowadays it can be at times a fine art, but it still gets hectic charging down with all the 8 million on screen things popping off. And as I mentioned, you’re also a visible, attractive target well within shotty range most of the time (vorpal shotty’s do wonders) so it makes sense for us to have a resilience buff as well. In comparison: A [b]warlock[/b] pops super and in mid flight can assess the surroundings and shoot ice orbs to freeze multiple targets at a distance as you close in to hit them with AOE and shatter them or simply keep spamming the wand to kill them. The AOE also does damage to those not frozen. So even when surrounded in which your crystals have potentially damaged others that werent frozen but close but are still hunting. The AOE will usually take them out. There are tonnes of times I’ve saw a stasis popped warlock and felt because I was behind them I could get the kill only for them to wip around and catch me with the freeze. [b]Hunters[/b] well. Hopping up into the air to throw two batarangs, you can either cover quite a sizeably wide area by throwing them apart, or hone-in on one small area by grouping them together. At both times you’re able to kill with a batarang hit. All whilst creating hurricanes to chase down and freeze opponents. And whilst your coming back down to earth you can smash them, with a still very wide, AOE shatter dive. AND then You are still very mobile in looking out for frozen markers to get another shatterdive in. I have seen countless times a hunter Squal wipe out teams. And it’s always great to respawn in a hurricane and die again. That super also feels like it lasts forever. I’m not saying this as a Titan main, but the duration of the titan super is because you are chasing down. You do not have the luxury of freezing at distance and going in for the kill. You are chasing those trying to duck under cover your loosing your super. So you are spending more time covering ground to get to a kill than the other classes simply outright freezing opponents to get multiple kills. Now Titan super will probably be reduced. But hopefully not significantly because then the stasis Titan is at a huge disadvantage against the other classes, stasis wise. I feel peoples frustrations with getting superman punched is cause they don’t play stasis Titan, it’s a different world man. But more importantly tbh people seem to be simply burntout of stasis altogether after only a few months. It ain’t fun being unable to move and die. And it’s even less fun being ABLE to move and getting yeeted by an ice punch all the same. TL;DR. Stasis is broke man.