Ha ha yeah, I probably could ;)

Btw according to your logic you only tested 2 classes not 3.

I meant the whole "lol, nice logorrhea" comment as it seemed you're just provoking him deliberately with something along the lines of "too long; didn't read" :P

I'm a level 26 Titan with both of the subclasses maxed out and .. yeah I'd hope it to be a bit stronger. And the point you make about the Titan's melee being clearly the weakest of the bunch (considering range and lack of splash damage etc...) is a very good one. After watching a livestream from a user playing a Warlock, the melee looks GREAT. It's a great motivator to get upclose and personal. On the PvP side I also feel like the Titan super abilities are kinda lacking, compared to the other 2 classes. Hunter's golden gun; As easy to aim as any other weapon in the game. Hunter's blade dancer, that allows for very good manouvering, increased armor(I assume?) while doing it and instant melee kills... VERY handy. Warlocks nova bomb, very easy to send exactly where you want it to go - from a range that doesn't put you in harms way. Sunsinger.. Well, I must admit I'm not that familiar with everything it does, so I'll just leave that out of this.. BUT I feel like the shield is almost strictly a PvE/Strike/RAID thing.. and it works nicely.. Especially with the perk where the ward of dawn produces orbs of light while it takes damage - thanks to the strike bosses keeping their sights on me - the easy target in a shiny orb, shooting at me - letting my teammates fire at the target constantly while I produce orbs, while ofcourse popping up constantly to shoot at the target from the side aswell. Really not that handy on PvP side... No one will be stupid enough to fire at the shield. Sure, it can keep you safe for the duration while you cap a point, but what stops an enemy just running inside your shield and punching you.. Ofcourse I punch back, but my "Titan armor" provides absolutely no stronger resistance. We both hit eachother at the same time twice in a row and both die. And if you pop up the shield for cover - you'll feel like a total moron once the person outside of it prepares his heavy rocket launcher and waits patiently and fires you the very moment you either step out or the shield pops down :D USEFUL ;) Then the fists of havoc, albeit very deadly if you manage to do it in exactly optimal place, it's still often in a clear disadvantage against nova bomb.. Run at the flagpoint with multiple people and you can be shot even while you are doing the super.. your titan jumps in the air and right before he's about to hit the ground; You are dead, because you got shot and melee'd point blank by the 2 of the 3 players that noticed you 0.5 seconds earlier. It leaves you vulnerable. Jump in the air and try to aim it; The arch without "death from above" seems very inconsistent.. sometimes it leaps a good amount forward, sometimes it feels floaty and only leaps forward some, making you fall short. Sure, it can most likely be mastered but still the fact is, it's much harder to aim than the other efficient supers that have the ability to cause multiple deaths for the opposing team. Now then the death from above ability.... it seems inconsistent to me aswell... sometimes it goes exactly where I aim, but I feel like I need to be high enough to get the right angle to dive down for the explosion. The problem with this one; Multiple flagpoints for example are in caves or indoors, where it isn't that easy to jump up, aim and dive down - especially as I feel it always needs quite a steep angle and you can't just superman fly in a shallow angle to where you aim it; It instead dives short of where you aim - in that same "\" angle. AND obviously if you thrustjet upwards to set up for a dive, you are insanely vulnerable and visible in the air for enemy fire. All of those reasons make me feel like the Titan's supers fall a bit short from the others.. not very drastically, but still. And it would kinda make sense that a Titan would need 3 melee's when the other classes need 2.. just to give it some extra in the armor department, to compensate what it lacks in agility and the "You have to be touching your enemy" melee punch that doesn't seem to pop or "home in" to your enemy nearly as easily as hunters or can't kill from a distance the warlock can. BUT all that said; I love the shouldercharge ability. Even though a bit tricky sometimes, as you need to do it after running for a set amount of time, but can't run for too long or your window to do it passes - it's still a great way to charge in - even though you can't rely much on your "tankness" and are quickly disposed if you decide to be so heroic you dash in with that and there are multiple enemies. But I admit I still have things to learn... maybe it can be perfected - by finding the exact right setup for my subclass.. one that enables me to shoulder charge, then punch someone out to gain a shield or instant health regen etc... I just .. maybe need to utilize it all better. But .. I can relate to what you're saying... I did pick the Titan and thought I'll make it my own - make it work and dedicate myself to it, but too often I feel like I should've gone with one of the two other classes. Sometimes I almost feel jealeous at how well people perform with said classes in streams. (Heh, actually; Not a single streamer I've watched has played the Titan... Not alot of them out there.. and even that, imo is saying something) Sorry for the wall of text.. had .. alot to say apparently :P