Honkers, putting crutches on crutches since forever.

First point for the hunter dodge it's not meant to be defensive like how a titan barricade is or have an healing properties like a warlocks rift, we as hunters have to build our dodge to be a bit more defensive in that sense, using bottom tree arc or wormhusk, but the dodge alone is a pretty good tool without the subclass or exotic. Just got to know when to and when not to use it. I'm not sure how you're using dodge (I cant tell from the post) but I find much more success dodging to get into cover instead of it being in the middle of nowhere with no cover around in a gunfight. Staying close enough to cover so that you can slip out of a fight when you need to is really what makes dodge a pretty strong ability in pvp. For the tether, it's the best it's ever since the d2 launched. It can be frustrating seeing players not get tethered quick enough, more often than not the tether user gets killed before the super actually suppresses anyone. The updated quiver is much better for being an attack super, although dead fall now can pull players into the tether if they're close enough, quiver still might be the better option for pvp. Try staying lower to the ground when popping tether since you're much more exposed in the air if you jump to the max height and then pop super. Give some different things a try and if all that still fails constantly, you can go spectral blades for you super in pvp. Lastly, sometimes players can be leagues better and still get matched with you or against you for no reason. I'd change my mindset and start looking for weak points in what those players are doing, so if they're really good up close I'll start fights with more distance between us. If they're really good with precision weapons, I use whatever I can to make them miss (explosive/timed payload, pulse/scout rifle, any high cal weapons) and hope for the best and if all that fails, I just take the L and move in to the next game. This one may be harder to do but I also try to look for ways I could have avoided dying whenever I die, its keeps me from being frustrated and blaming the other player or the game for something that was 98% my fault anyways and it's just a constant reminder that this is a video game after all. I'll even verbally say things like "I ignored the wrong player", "I'm too far in their spawn", "I didnt leave early enough". I probably didnt explain things too well but if its needed I can go more in depth.

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As a Hunter main, I’m killed mid dodge almost every time I use it. I don’t really care as I’m not a god tier PvP player. I just think it looks cool as -blam!- lol

What do you mean dodge is super good.

Nice joke