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Edited by SiKoMaNTiS:
7/7/2015 5:53:39 AM
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Which class takes the least skill?
Im going with warlock.
Reasons:
Huge melee reach
Self res
Shield on hit
Cheapest grenades
Blink (i know hunters have it too)
Cheap exotics
Just in general easy to use
Personally i think warlocks are the most handheld class in the game with how bungie designed them.
Also i main a titan and i give credit to hunters. Gunslinger has nothing good/useful besides the super itself in pvp. But yeah like i said warlocks are the easiest to use
Surprised i haven't seen that much "master race" comments
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Yeah I agree with warlock the abilities don't require really any skill... But hunters have chain of woe and knife juggler that rewards skilled play. And Titans have to put themselves in the fray to trigger FoH
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I have a hard time using bladedancer because i use the "jumper" button layout instead of the default. It really messes with it.
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Whoa whoa whoa, gunslinger is hella great if you're good on the precision shots and the aiming bit. The faster grenades and melee from ammo perk is pretty sweet, the deceptive trip mine is super effective for low armor or mildly damaged targets, and GG + combustion can floor a team that's too close together. Not to mention the jump game, as well as the chain game. Gunslinger rewards steady and methodical play.
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I think it really depends on the player, personally in PVP, I have found Blade Dancer to be the easiest to rack up the kills with, versus throwing a Nova Bomb or a Fist of Havoc. I do think rah class has their own strengths & weaknesses, and it really boils down to the player mastering them.
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8 Replies[quote]There once was a warlock Know as eyes He was skilled but By his friends he was dispised For, a hunter His best friend in life Was his teammate Good with a knife A Titan joined up And all were merry For with all 3 classes The team was quite scary We ended crota And most his race The fallen ran But our hunter did chase The vex tried to fight But came up quite short The Titan killed them While wearing skull fort The warlock self rezed Saving the team And followed it up With a grenade stream And now you all know No class is the best For when we work together We surpass every test[/quote]
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Whichever one you're playing.
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2 RepliesI main a Titan, and I will say that being a Titan in the Crucible = severely outmatched. Only thing we have going for us is Fist of Havoc to protect streaks or shut down other Supers. Shoulder Charge is currently useless thanks to the shotgun plague. Most people don't know how to build a fast Titan, so we're slower a lot of the time. Our jump is useless in combat situations compared to Blink. Oh, and our melee range is a -blam!-ing JOKE. But when the Sunbreaker gets here... Fear me.
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Seems we all agree.
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I struggle with my Lock, so I say Hunter.
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Defender Titans
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1 ReplyI'd definitely say sunsinger specifically takes the least amount of skill, with DoT nades n a second chance, while I'd compare normal tactics of a void walker with that of a bladedancer (read tactics as blink+shotgun) Ill give gunslinger props for being tough to use, i cant play hunter for shit. [spoiler]lol, yeah i use blink+shotgun n the ram, but in my defense, ive been using blink+shotgun since week 2, so if you talk shit bout anything, at least talk shit about me using the ram[/spoiler]
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Hardest are hunters. May be biased because I main one, but die a lot easier. Titans are almost as hard to use but lightning grenade is one of the most powerul grenades (easy multikills) which is why I think (Gunslinger hunters at least) are just a bit harder. Not to mention throwing knife melee isn't the best.
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1 ReplyMaybe but that doesn't mean warlocks are the easiest to master
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Edited by Beats: 8/11/2015 4:27:57 PMI can't understand why hunter and titan are so closely tied with each other. Ok yeah go ahead and tell me Fist of Panic is Op and Striker grenades too. Ok sure I'll take that. Thats about it really. Now, hunters. Auto-aim 1shot gun, Auto-aim knife, they can blink away like cowards, blink-shotgun, and some of the hunter grenades. You may say, but shoulder charge! Thing is, we don't gain any health or armor boost when shoulder charging so a regular shotgun or sniper can stop a shoulder charge. Defender is basically useless in pvp since most supers destroy the bubble. Maybe a Bubble with Helm of Saint-14 could do some work, but only if the titan is able to find a good spot to place the bubble.
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3 RepliesOne word auto aim golden gun auto aim blade dancer.
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Edited by Shadowalker37: 8/11/2015 3:01:11 PMGunslinger are useless in PvP other than super! I highly disagree. We have throwing knives that burns you (2 of them if selecting the perk), tripmine grenades that stick to any surface, the best PvP jump (excluding blink) because it's harder to hit a Hunter than a floating warlock and titan, and a super you can travel with. Edit: and we have scavenger that decreases the cool down time of throwing knives and grenades when picking up any ammo
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This is so dumb it's almost painful.
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1 ReplyEasily titan. Everyone of them I see in crucible uses nothing but a shotty and fist of panic.
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2 RepliesI heard two little kids arguing about this yesterday. It reminded me of these very forums. DejaVu
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Each class is just play style honestly especially when TTK drops
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WTF come to my forum to read why warlocks r the hardes to use
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6 RepliesGunslinger has tripmine and can have quad jump with eao tho
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Who are the dumbasses that voted Titan?
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Oh, yeah, Warlocks are "hand held" when the hunter gets buffs for going normal things (see Chain of Woe and Gunslingers Trace). Come on. #Warlock=masterrace
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4 RepliesWarlocks. But theres a noticeble difference between a good warlock and bad warlock.
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6 RepliesHunter auto lock arc blade. Spam the button and you'll get kills
