Now onto the real matter at hand. The one thing I know is on everyone's mind. The supers. -A striker Titan can kill an entire team if they're lucky/strategic and depending on the setup can leave a residual effect that also one hits anyone passing through. They also gain considerable damage reduction while in the midst of performing the Fist of Havoc. And the worst part? If they're killed quickly enough in that animation? They RETAIN their super. -A defender can provide cover for their team long enough to capture an objective or give their team a buff that if used properly can help breach the lines of a team that's camping in a match. Luckily for me, not many people have realized this. Unluckily, my teammates also have yet to realize this... -A Voidwalker has access to a small tactical nuke. A good shot allows them to take out a team and, depending on the setup, block off an area for a couple of seconds. Also gain a considerable amount of damage reduction while in the middle of their super animation. Also retains their super if killed before unleashing the Nova Bomb -A Sunsinger gains the ability to spam grenades, one hit Melee attacks, which can take out a Blade Dancer in one hit while their over shield protects them from my strikes. I am not sure if it can regen by Melee. It can also revive from the dead straight into this form, though they can be killed while getting up. Too many people use this too early. (I am of the opinion that when reviving it should do some damage to any enemies in the immediate area, but that just my two cents.) -Gunslinger gives a Hunter a gun with three, or four if they're wearing the right helmet, one hit bullets. Their range is fairly far and if using the right build pretty damn far. Depending on the setup it may be possible to take out an entire team but usually it's just the poor souls that get hit by those bullets. Some say it's unfair that the Golden Gun has such far range but seeing as this subclass has LITERALLY nothing going for it in crucible I think it's fair. And the fact that it gets no form of added defense. A Golden Gun wielder is no harder to kill than an ordinary player. And if they're killing while in the animation of activating golden gun it counts as being used, which I think is slightly unfair. (Now before we start, I'd like to begin by saying, yes, I believe Arc Blade is broken. But not for the reason everyone thinks. Allow me to explain.) -A Blade Dancer gains a one hit Melee, a small damage reduction and, depending on the setup can either grant invisibility, gain a shockwave that kills anything in it's path, or an area burst the also kills anything around the player. Last a little too long to be honest but is a lot easier than most think to kill. Any competent player will tell you this. Also counts as being used if killed in the animation.

Now, Arc Blade CAN be the strongest super. With the tap of two buttons it allows a player that was just getting scrubbed to get two easy kills without really trying, at least. It can take out an entire team, that doesn't even need to be together, in the hands of a competent enough player. And this is because Bungie allows us to SPAM knife lunges as a form of traversal. This should be unacceptable. I don't think it should be nerfed to be more like Golden Gun, at all, like so many others want because that would make it a horrible super. Only three lunges and that's it? It'd have to be almost impossible to evade, even more so than it currently is, and have a longer reach. I suggest making the lunges take up more super energy, but still enough to take out a team in a competent player's hands. Depending on how much energy the lunges cost, it'd need a slightly stronger shield. The reason so many people complain about Hunters' Supers isn't because they're too strong. Their supers are purely offensive without much or any extra defense. Hunters have powerful supers because outside of the supers, they're the least useful in a firefight. But people complain because the supers allow players to get a few easy kills, every player that is good at just jumping and shooting, or at least thinks they are, makes a blade dancer simply for the super! There are so many players that have a Hunter simply for crucible just so they can use the super once a match, or a couple of times if their team is providing orbs/they are actually good. And it's thanks to all these punks who rely too much on their supers that us real hunters are getting all this hate and Bungie ninja nerfed the blade dancer in PvE. Blade dancer was already the worst super in PvE, especially in Lightswitch Nightfalls, but now it's even more worthless. So next time you get upset when you see a couple of hunters using blade dancer, one after another, just remember that they're band wagoners that only play as hunters for the few seconds of super so they can pretend they're good. I barely ever use my super and if I do it's only because I deemed it necessary. And please Bungie, next time you ninja patch a class, try to look at it from all angles?