I didn't pick up a copy of Destiny till late TDB and hadn't really looked into it so I was coming in blind. My first impression was that this would be something akin to D&D meets Halo when I saw the class selection screen. They matched up somewhat similarly from the names. [spoiler]Titan: Soldier, Knight, Paladin, etc Warlock: Mage, (spoony)Bard, etc Hunter: Rogue, Thief, Assassin and so on and so forth.[/spoiler] I had assumed that the Hunter was the more fast-paced and agile class so I decided to go with him. Naturally, I was awestruck and in love when I had just first started out playing, despite dying for an hour straight by those Hive Acolytes and Knights with ??? as their HP bar. White Weapons and gear be damned. What I absolutely loved about my Gunslinger above all else was his throwing knife melee. That wonderful moment of precision and timing matching up with your enemy's head was what really sealed the deal. I never really used anything else besides combustion grenades since they were great for bouncing off walls and finding their ways around corners. Up until now, I have not had anything much to complain about other than their ability to counter the two newer roaming supers, especially seeing how improbable it is to turn around and run the other way from a Stormcaller. Aside from that, the recent Gunslinger nerf has left me particularly salty, but I have my hopes that Bungie will eventually start rebuffing things that really did not deserve nerfs. [spoiler]Mind you, I barely play Nightstalker so this is the perspective of a die-hard Gunslinger aficionado. [/spoiler] In regards to the game now, I rarely play in Crucible matches that are non sweaty. The majority of games are filled with nothing but your typical meta-ish tiered weapons that anybody could pick out from the Weapons Grimoire list, minus the snipers and Doctrine. It's been ages since I've seen anyone use any of the raid primary weapons or less well known faction weapons. [spoiler]Gotta give the Appellant and Red Hand some love too.[/spoiler]

Titan because they require the most skill to play.

Hunter: It looks cool It compliments my playstyle It actually takes skill Lore and lone wolf style I hate how easy a look can be ruined by the cloak I hate that you see so little of them in the crucible I hate arcbolts nerfed state I hate some helmets

Hunter, first i used in beta and just loved the feel, love the jump too. Don't like the low recovery tho which leads me to what I like about wlocks and that would be recovery and Melee. Not a fan of the jump in certain situations. Lastly I would like to say I used to main a Titan, I liked the brutal feel to it but I really wasn't a fan of the jump and grenade options (love lightening nades but don't like to run striker very often) Edit: forgot to say my favorite thing about hunters [spoiler]cloaks[/spoiler]

Warlock, he was my original choice, and I hate his floaty jump.

Hunters because i love the agility and the look. Frontstab really annoys me sometimes and i feel sorry if it kicks in on hits it shouldnt. Eg i frontstabbed a titan out of foh the other day. Twice. As a result i no longer use backstap. Fast twitch ftw. Wombo combo feels cheap aswell. So when i play nightstlaker (a lot lately) i use snare and spike/vortex map depending. (because there is no point using spike on rusted lands) i try to bait them into snare which blinds them and stick a grenade behind them. Once you get used to it its quite effective. Rambling aside my view on other classes. Titans feel very heavy to me (but im getting used to it) i like the subclasses tho. Defender is cool but hard to use effectively I started my warlock recently but im liking nova bomb so far but the jump is annoying atm. Need to time to get used to it.

Hunter. I love the way they look (e.g. helmets and hoods) and I've always enjoyed a rouge and stealth types. I've also always been fascinated with old west gun fighter types. Hunters fit both of these themes well. And shadestep in PvP has helped me escape so many disadvantaged gun fights. It is definitely my favorite PvP class due to the evasiveness and speed. The thing I hate most about them is their gauntlets. I don't know why Bungie insists on styling their gear with one arm having something ridiculous protruding out from the shoulder or elbow and the other arm look more sleek. It's like they despise symmetry at Bungie. The Titan is a close second. I love that they are both tanks and with the Titan skate, the fastest class in the game (super hilarious). I also love the support that a Defender w/ Helm of Saint-14 brings to the table. My least favorite thing is that certain weapons don't fit well with the class or their lore. Like a Titan running around with TLW in the crucible or whatever... seems silly to me. I just feel that Titans or sort of meant to be auto rifle and Shotgun wielding characters. Warlocks are great too but definitely my least favorite of the three. Their melee range and grenade arsenal is amazing! Their jump is the worst though and drives me nuts. That is my least favorite thing about them.

1. Titan. Its a god. Between fist of havoc, throwing flaming hammer and always being wanted in a raid team becasue of the buble, its easily my favourite class. I love the jump, love running and gunning and just its overall playstyle. Things i dont like about titan is tge striker melee. Although it does serious damage, pretty much a body shot with a high impact sniper, they also have shouldercharge which is kinda op. I played striker since i got my titan as i thought that sunbreaker was op as when it cane out, but know i have moved back to sunbreaker and am loving that. Other classes: Hunter. My first character, i loved this in year one. Seeing the subclasses made me make a titan, but i will always love my hunter. Its berstility is great, gunslinger is great and tether is a fantastic super in both pvp and pve. I dont like backstab in bladedancer and think that should be fixed. Warlock. Never been a fan. Didnt enjoy the subclasses, stormcaller is bull, and the flameshield on sunsinger is too op. The jump was the last straw. I cant use it at all. Thanks for making this post and i had a lot of fun creating this reply. Luku9000

Picked warlock because they were supposed to be "magical". I assumed spells. I love the way they look. Self res in yr 1 nightfalls saved our group a bunch. Stormcaller rocks!! The jumps suck. Hunters were capes from party city, and Titans wear a sashes for crying out loud.

Warlock is my favorite, mostly because I've had mine since I first got Destiny and only last week started with another character (a Titan). I think the jump could be a bit better, although that may simply just be due to my selection of jump perks. Glide is usually just a linear continuation of whatever direction you were going, and you can't get any lift unless you glide very shortly after jumping. Also, as far as I currently know Warlocks have no perk or exotic armor piece that allows them to evade like Titans and Hunters. Also, we still don't have any exotic boots after nearly two years. After having played as a Titan (and as a Hunter on my brother's account), I think that their jumps seem to generally be better than the Warlock jumps. Also, titan-skating is probably my main mode of transportation when I'm without a sparrow. It's way better than gliding as a Warlock at the top of your jump. Also, shoulder charge with Peregrine Greaves is insanely powerful. I haven't played Crucible with my Titan yet, but considering how I can take down the shields of some high-level enemies with it, and the fact that I've been butchered with it before, I imagine it would be horrible and I'd just decide not to use it simply in order to spite it.

Picked Warlock as a Hunter Main throughout Year 1 and up until the April Update. I like the Voidwalker changes that allow a Max Discipline Build to get a grenade back for every grenade kill they get. I dislike how average Sunsinger is and I don't touch Stormcaller becauee I duck at it but alwayd go positive while using it. Things I like most about the other classes: Hunter - Cool looks and the easiest to use jump. Interesting Supers that reward timing and accuracy. Titan - The Bubble alongside Helm of Saint-14 and a shotgun. That and Fist of Havoking someone who is in the middle of their super. Things I dislike about the other classes: Hunter - Faction gear is ugly, Bladedancer sucks to use and at least for me the hit detection is off quite a bit. I also hate the smoke/vortex combo but that is less of am issue. Titan - Shoulder Charge hitbox. It is broken as hell. Also being FoH'd out of my super is annoying. NBP + Universal remote. Overall I like all the classes but I think I prefer the playstyle of the Voidwalker.

Warlocks,I picked them at the start(played with the other ones but still prefer my warlock) I really like the gameplay style,high recovery and armor,skill tree has lots of interesting and useful perks(and I always like to play the Mage on such games) I really don't like how the jump works,the other ones makes you go up,with the warlock,you need to get a timing to be able to complete jump puzzles(activating and deactivating your jump at the right time),and after playing a bit with other characters,it gets confusing And I dislike that we barely have exotics that grants abilities,like Titans have(and I want an evade)

1. Warlock 2. I love the whole idea of the "warrior scholars" who rely on powerful abilities (mage type, which I always play in rpgs) 3. I hate our lack of essential support abilities (i.e. Ward of Dawn, Shadowshot), and to a lesser extent dislike the slow ass jump As for the other classes, I like the badass renegade appeal of the hunter and the support power of nightstalkers, but dislike the comparitively boring and underwhelming abilities of the other subclasses. Titans are fine, and that's the problem. They have decent abilities, and are strong and useful, but just don't appeal to me like warlocks do.

Hunter. I like their mobility and speed. It suits my play style well. Nightstalker is my go-to. For PvP, I like the abilities and they work perfectly with a defensive approach. In PvE, I love you get to be a sort of offensive support class. What I dislike is the shitty armor stats you get. To really take advantage of Hunters, high agility is the way to go, IMO. Otherwise, you might as well use a different class. But, if you run high agility, you die very easily in PvP. Tripmines and certain melees can take me out in one hit. That makes them tougher to use, IMO. We might be nimble, but if we screw up and get caught we're -blam!-ed.