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I still miss D1 tether. It was perfect, so much better than ANY D2 iteration of tether.

Bungie loves to make hunters weak and nerf them, hunters are the majority of the player base, they want us to play what they want us to play, just look at gms use these weapons to defeat champs

Bro what you mean it no track Stop aiming for the trees Ain’t no one hiding in the trees

As a panic super it’s is still extremely reliable in shutting down any roaming super that isn’t super mobile (dawnblade can be tricky). Sure fix all these bugs but if you panic tether the trade off should be you have no super armor, it’s not a roaming super you should die by any source that does 200+ normal damage aka a hammer, another tether, a single hit from a dawnblade, a single swing from spectral or arc staff, a melee hit from a striker, it goes on.. You guys don’t deserve any super armor that lingers with especially moebius (??) quiver that resets super armor per shadowshot volley

The super is fantastic idk what fear you have going on. Sure 2 out of 3 needs to hit their targets but the arrows literally have tracking. Its a free kill bruh and anyone that was nearby gets tethered, my suggestion for using the super is to always have a dodge available in case everyone starts shooting at you before the tether activates. That way by the time the dodge animation ends, the enemy will get tethered and their reticle will jump to another server. That will allow you to get an easy team wipe, the only time you wont really need a dodge is if you have allies nearby. As for the collision issue, its a bug bruh. Thats something bungie has to fix, the scatter grenades with warlocks does the same thing and bungie claimed to have fixed it.

Shadowshot has always been Hunter's weakest PvP Super because of exactly the things you mentioned. Void 3.0 kinda improved it, since Mobius actually gives you some form of tracking now (though not as good tracking as a Sentinel Super shield throw it feels like, always getting backstabbed by those even after evading the initial throw). But the problem with Mobius Tracking is the same problem that Tracking Rocket Launchers had: Horrible connection and latency. While you may have hit the target on your screen, the game decided that the enemy wasn't there and you do little to no damage. Additionally, because Mobius [i]requires[/i] a direct hit to get a kill and has a travel time (unlike Golden Gun), it's going to be much more inconsistent. Sure, you can tether the enemy and maybe suppress them, but it really doesn't take much to break out of that tether and like you mentioned, Hunters are at their most vulnerable while firing Mobius because they are immobile with no resistance between shots, making them very easy to pick off. Deadfall has always been a meme Super in PvP. Yeah, it has a large suppression area and is good for locking areas down, but it lacks the very thing that make Supers so strong: Kill potential. You have to hit a target dead on with Deadfall to get a kill with it. Take all the Mobius Quiver drawbacks and add slow activation time and how laughably easy it is to destroy a Deadfall tether (it's harder to break a Titan Barricade than a Deadfall tether) and you're just setting yourself up for failure. In fact, I'd argue that Void 3.0 effectively [i]neutered[/i] Deadfall in PvP because all of the benefits the subclass provided (Evade invis) can now be accessed regardless of which Super you're running. There is literally no reason to run Deadfall. Some might argue that it's great for shutting down Supers (and to be fair, it can be fun to meme in Mayhem by roleplaying the Fun Police and just shutting the enemy team down) but here's the rub: By using Deadfall to shut down a Super, you are effectively trading Supers. And yours has almost no kill potential. If you're going to trade Supers, why not use a Super that doesn't just end when you fire it? Pop that enemy Super with a Golden Gun, use mid tree Arcstrider and Omnomnom all the Nova Bombs, flash freeze them with a Frosty Tornado that actually lingers after cast. Don't just fire a purple dot and call it a day. If you're gonna run Void in Crucible, use Spectrals. Much more reliable while giving both True Sight and invis, but remember to use Heavy attacks on Overshielded targets, since they can survive a light attack.

I rarely play arcstrider because of void though, shadowshot is a great super if you know how to use it on bubble titans 😂💯🙏

Super is fine you just suck. Also that subclass has invis which is basically a super

Bungie leaned in to the AoE weaken and suppression design of tether. Deadfall still kinda sucks but mobius quiver is exactly what they designed it to be, a blanket of suppressing and weakening tethers.

Give up on tether for PvP. It quite literally has never been good in PvP, ever. It came into this franchise as a trash PvP super and it’ll leave this franchise as a garbage PvP super, dammit.

be a chad and use gunslinger