The range of the Golden Gun is what makes it. Use that to your advantage.

Actually, later upgrades to the golden gun introduce the penetrating bullets, which are able to kill more than one enemy. And I think there is an upgrade that causes a small explosion, which at least would cause damage to sorrounding enemies.

Check my KDR and look at my class. Then shut up

I agree that the hunters super can be a little limited, but I would wager that the subclass bladedancer's super is better than the Titan's and Warlock's sub class's super. I say this as it was mentioned in a previous article somewhere that the Warlock and Titans subclass is support oriented while the Hunter's is more about damage. Soooo yeah there you go!

My only problem with the hunters golden gun, is in PvP with the time frame it stays open. I somehow always activate it when there's a mob of red on the radar, and it only ends up being one person. Which leaves me scrambling to find someone else haha. There are some perks that make the golden gun pretty equal with the titan and warlock. The ability to penetrate enemies, sets them on fire/explodes. Pretty solid in my eyes. Along with using the throwing knife for a precision kill with it active? Deal.

gunslinger is balanced af, but pvp im gonna play bladedancer a sneaky rogue-like monstrosity that blinks around stabbing and slashing foes back to the depths of the hellmouth allthough i think having a unlimited time to use those 3 shots would be more accurate i am fine with it now

They are balanced i get killed evenly by all of the powers. Remember the only mode playable atm is a control mode which would obviously make the titan and warlock powers better but they aren't op also you get 3 shots in that pistol which is 3 1 shot kills and on bigger open maps that will come into its own.

I've said this once and I'll say it again: The Hunter's super can deal instantaneous death, and lasts for a decent amount of time. When I say instantaneous death, I mean that if you know how to properly use it, you can kill everybody capturing a point before they even have time to admire your cloak. The Titan and Warlock have a range limit and a start-up animation that leaves them vulnerable, and they have a wind-down animation that also leaves them vulnerable (the Warlock more so than the Titan). Furthermore, the Golden Gun also has a lot more range than the other Supers. Their are also perks we can get for it that allow it to pierce enemies for more than one kill per bullet, add splash damage, and make victims explode upon death. The other two supers have nothing that changes them THIS much. All of these things combined make Golden Gun just as deadly, if not more so in certain situations, as the other two. Edit: Another thing I'd like to add is that the Golden Gun excels at shutting down Titans and Warlocks trying to use their Supers due to their Supers requiring a start-up and the Hunter's procced Golden Gun being able to dish out instant death. I've been killed many times by Hunter's with Golden Gun while trying to use Nova Bomb.

its fine as it is beside i got golden gunned during my warlock super so many times it aint funny

The only problem I have is that Titan super beats Hunter super, every time. I used my super, and as a Titan jumped up in the air, I shot him, to no avail as he blasted me. It's a one shot kill, him using a super shouldn't stop mine. If I have my super activated that doesn't stop anyone else from killing me with their super. I think a Warlock's super will block a Hunter's as well.

How about you get better with the Hunter? The classes are balanced pretty well really. You just need to know how to play with them. Honestly, I'm an above average player when it comes to killing others (PVP) and the Hunter isn't ment to just go out guns blazing. He's a stealthy guardian. His sub-class however is more of melee so you'd have to charge in, but when the full game comes out, pick your abilities wisely cause if you don't, you're screwed. You're either a stealthy Hunter, or just a shitty one. Compared to the other Guardians of course

I appreciate the time you took to compose a legitimate feedback post. I do, however, disagree with you. Allow me to explain my thinking. These sort of games where players choose specialized roles to fill in conjunction with others can be difficult to assess from all the angles you really need to consider. Issues are complex and interactive, and solutions aren't as straightforward as they seem. Your characterizations of the supers seem pretty accurate. However, your evaluation of the golden gun as being weak in comparison is reductive. The Titan ability has a limited range relative to the other two while its effectiveness within that range is limited to the positioning of enemies. If players spread out, the move loses potency. The warlock super has a good range (needs skill to arc it for distances), but it moves slowly enough that it is easily avoided from a distance. Furthermore, the same strength you mention with its ability to block a lane is also a weakness in that you cannot adjust it once its placed. The golden gun can be aimed over great distances, travels faster than any other super, and has three shots. Where the other two supers are only effective in the targetted area and require enemies in proximity to be most effective, the golden gun can select targets and be used on any three targets as long as they are in line of sight. This advantage plays into the hunter style in general, where the hunter will be behind the front lines and putting bullets in the places they'll do the most damage. All these supers have strengths and weaknesses, tactical advantages or disadvantages. I'd encourage you to think multidimensionally

Hunter super is perfect. You can sneak up on people with it. Crouch walk and bang. Evaporated person.