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8/9/2014 6:07:26 PM
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I already see hunters getting screwed in raids.
First off I'm hunter. Always will be. It feels like people already don't want hunters in their raid group. They say because it has no support sub class and would be useless. As someone who has raided for many years I know how important a dps is. Going into a raid with all warlocks and titans with their support sub classes active just won't work well. You need those killing machines. Could be a hunter, maybe a Titan with striker or warlock with it's void damage.
The other thing is we don't even know at this point if the suspected third sub class for hunter is support or not. It may end up being some long rang heal or maybe even something that grants all your team invisibility. Who knows. Not sure why people are already shunning the hunter for raids but I can see the hunter being great in a raid as a bladedancer and I can't wait to see what the third sub class is if in fact we get one at release. It may very well end up being the best support sub class in the game, it may not but the point is hunters for life. Just like a lot of people who think the Titan is the best melee I beg to differ. Hunters melee is incredible.
Note: I am not saying one class is better than the other. I actually think they are all great and I'll play all of them. Hunter will always be my main though. Just like the speed and throwing knife and the jump fits my playstyle. Very fast.
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Alot of Hunters have an inferiority complex. They've seen (if not felt) Fist of Havoc lay waste to a control point. And they've watched a Warlock use their Nova bomb to eradicate enemies. For some to see the other AoE supers makes their attack seem rather puny. But you'll also note that both Warlock and Titan's super can have a lingering effect, an aftermath to damage anything that steps into that attack area. So while they can hit a larger area, they can also miss by a wide margin. They can point themselves in the right direction, but they have less control on their attack. As I stated in another thread Hunter's Super is less reactive than the other two. A Titan might active their super when things get sticky, boom he rushes forward and destroyed the opposition. Almost the same for a Warlock. Yet for the Hunter they might use their super BEFORE the crap hits the fan. Using it mid fight might not work to your advantage, the enemy might kill you before you can aim your shot. From what little is known of BladeDancer we are to expect Hunter to become a ninja swordsman. What's not to like about that? I don't see Hunters being excluded from anything unless they do so themselves. All the classes will be a force to be reckoned with. I don't think they need a 3rd class to do it.
