Hello all, this is a feedback post concerning the State of Titans in Destiny 2’s sandbox. It’s not going to contain a lot of buff ideas/requests besides to what’s putting them in a position of not being desirable. For those who weren’t aware, Salvation’s Edge on the Contest/Day 1 modifier was extremely difficult. Some of the difficulty coming from the 5th encounter of the Raid. Teams gathered the mechanics then struggled with damage. As the teams solved 5th encounter most people would notice most teams dropping their Titan teammates for a Hunter or Warlock. This post is to sorta answer why that is, and what could be done to help push them back into a position that doesn’t feel so far behind. For an example of how little teams wanted/needed Titans. The first 50 clears had less than 1% of players on Titan, which the other 99% of players were switching/playing Hunter and/or Warlock. This isn’t to say Titans [i]can’t[/i] be damage competitive, but in an objective number based scenario they will almost consistently always fall significantly behind the others. Now, why is that, and what could be done to fix it? A lot of the issues come from Titans ability to have some form of Damage Rotation. For those who don’t know what that is, it’s not just “Press super and shoot” that can be a PART of a rotation, but not a whole one. To give you an example I’ll show you what Hunters are currently doing to achieve big numbers in the new Raid. Pop Caydes Retribution -> Pop Celestial -> Shoot Celestial -> Shoot Still Hunt -> 6 Sniper shots -> Pop Caydes Retribution -> Repeat till end of dps or no ammo. Warlocks do brandish similar rotations with their own class and exotics. This example is just the newest most relevant one. Titans lack this entirely. Their only ranged super is currently a bit of a catastrophe and a W. Explained below, and possible fixes. A.) Twilight Arsenal either can’t do precision damage, or has horrid precision damage. Ab.) To resolve this, give Twilight Arsenal more precision damage, or the ability to hit in the first place. B.) Twilight Arsenal takes too long to cast, or can’t be cast individually. Bb.) To fix this issue, rework the interaction of Axe throws to work more similarly to Tether: Quiver. Where you can throw an axe, fire your weapons while the super bar drains, then throw another when you’re ready or only throw 1 as the super meter depletes. Combine that with the Star Eaters Scales/Eternal Warrior Exotic Class item combo and in relative time you’ve made Titans competent in ranged, precision based damage scenarios. I’m sure comments or others will have different or ideas, which are 100% welcome.