It's not a OHK believe it or not. Takes two melees to kill with BD. You can do them fast, but a lot of people mistakenly think it's an OHK, so just being accurate. They can seem like they are OP when they kill you, but when you use them you don't feel as OP. I have been on both sides. I'm not saying that BD isn't good. Just not nearly as good as people think. You have to activate the super when you are behind cover and think that enemies are around the corner. The activation is loud. People get on high alert when they hear it. They are ready for you when you come out. Depending on where they are, it may do them no good, or they may kill you pretty easily. It's a risk/reward super. There is no risk/reward with Titan or Warlock. They are only reward as they are nigh invulnerable when they activate them and very little chance of the super not connecting if done at the right range. Every super in the game can beat Blade Dancer as well. Hunter is the only class with 2 risk/reward supers (Gunslinger also has to be activated behind cover in anticipation of a conflict that may or may not be real and is vulnerable throughout the activation unlike the other classes) while the other 2 classes have zero. Blade Dancer seems like it's OP the times that you slice through a whole team at a capture point, but there are many times that a BD will get killed pretty quickly and easily by heavy, super, fusion rifle, shotgun, or a team focus firing on someone that activated it in the open. The other classes almost never die while doing a super (they live about half the time I hit them with Golden Gun or Rocket) and are pretty much guaranteed at least one kill every time they do it. BD is guaranteed nothing. BD is not really OP. It can be at times, but it can also be womp, womp, at times. That's pretty balanced. In other news, Twice in the same match last night I hit a Titan in the face with Radergast Fury (RL) and he survived by doing his shoulder charge through it, so I had to hit him with a second blast... -_-