Just like I said, No Land Beyond was a headshot machine in the hands of top players. The level below those players could still pull off a kill streak here and there and maybe a clip worthy moment once in awhile. To [u]everyone[/u] [u]else[/u] it was a hunk of junk. If you didn't take the time to learn how to exploit the Titans' abilities to their utmost potential, they were underwhelming. The numbers don't lie. Even now with the influx of HoS bandwagon jumpers, most of these people can't handle Titan skating or know it's uses. Most of the time, they go negative trying to shotgun rush and just end up being flying pinatas. Defender Titans required teamwork to get the most out of their super unless you were playing against a bunch of dummies (or were one of those top 1% players). You also had to be willing to trade easy kills with Magnet Grenades for the chance to occasionally shut down a super with Suppression nades. At no point did I say [u]any[/u] of the subclasses are bad. The ones that require a greater time investment to learn will always be underrepresented. In Year 1, that was the Titan subs. Please don't be silly and try to claim that any shotgun tactic was better than pre-nerf Blink-Shotty. Especially on Bladedancers after the Felwinter's archetypes became a thing.