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1/31/2016 5:29:59 AM
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Which subclass would be the best/ most powerful if supers were disabled?
Supers are a fairly important part of subclasses, some subclasses rely less on supers, like nightstalkers for example. What do you guys think the best subclass would be if you couldn't even use your super? Please explain
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Sunsinger Night stalker BladeDancer/Striker
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1: Sunsinger 2: Nightstalker 3: Striker 4: Bladedancer
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Sun singer you basically don't use the super anyways.
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I rely more on my primary than anything else. But it would probably be nightstalker.
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War take the cake for sure The melee range and the different modifiers on the different classes on the melees are crazy op.
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Sunsinger
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Probably sunsingers with Viking Funeral and Touch of flame
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6 RepliesI accually think night stalker maybe because of the melee nade and normal nades. Also shade step
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Sun singer or striker
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Sunsinger and striker
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Bladedancer, sunsinger, and strikers/defender
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Not sunbreaker I can tell you that much.
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4 RepliesStormcallers, sunsingers or nightstalkers
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1 ReplyI never wanted to respond to this, but I am. I'm going to include the normal vanilla destiny subclasses, cuz when creating a character, the third subclass will take forever. Also, their main power is their super OP super 1. Probably striker, for having so many buffs for melee and damage. Melee might be my favourite attack, cuz that is a 1-hit-kill too. You're really op if you use this with close combat; 2. Bladedancer. Good melee, blink, nice grenades. Need I say more? 3. Voidwalker. Warlock is a bit of the middle of this all. Not good, not bad. I prefer the Voidwalker 4. Sunsinger. ", but Sunsinger, who isn't as good as the Voidwalker. 5. Gunslinger. Meh. Who does like playing with those? I haven't found anything special about them. Don't hate please. 6. Defender. Not a real standalone class. Really made to be in fireteams. Also, no power without his super. It mainly depends on what mode you are. Titans are better with pve, but warlocks might prefer pvp. Don't hate, this is personal.
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Bladedancer easily 1 hit melee, regenerate health, invisibility, blink, skip grenades, knee pads, quickdraw and snapshot, melee range
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Warlocks with sunsinger or melee on stormcaller. Titan for striker
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Stormcaller, sunsinger, or nightstalker. Strikers...eh...maybe
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Sunsinger. Dat neutral game tho...
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Strikers. Still have shoulder charge and TG.
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Edited by Shiny: 2/8/2016 2:39:36 PMNightstalker would be king. Shadestep, grenades, etc give the class the strongest neutral game in the game. Sunsingers make a challenging second with DoT on their grenades. Strikers get close to these two but the rest of the subclasses are just on a lower level without their supers. Edit:Brutally eradicated a typo
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Sunsinger because burn is op
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I agree with most here but many are downplaying gunslinger. 1 shot from a medium to high impact rifle to throwing knife and say bye to your opponent before he can even pull the trigger.
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You'd effectively be killing off Sunbreakers and Defenders entirely. Likely, Nightstalker due to its combination of Grenades + Melee abilities + Shadestep/keen Scout. No other class has anything close to the non super benefits as Nightstalker
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It'll still be the noobset class. #hunters.
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2 RepliesEdited by Lugardis: 2/8/2016 9:21:27 AMFor more casual players sunsinger. If you are good then nightstalker or blade dancer.
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If exotic armors can be used, then voidwalker. If not, then sunsinger or nightstalker
