The [b]Bladedancer[/b]. Once, a majestic beast who dominated his territory, this former flame of Destiny has been reduced to the lowly Dreg at the bottom of the [i]Fallen-Food-Chain[/i]. In light of the recent buff to the [u]Voidwalker[/u] (That cheap trick of [i]The-All-Salty-Satan[/i]), and of the calls for a buff to the Titan class, I thought it necessary to bring back the [b]Bladedancer[/b]. Since the drop of The Taken King, the Bladedaner has been struggling to regain it's place at the top of the food chain. And while I agree that it most certainly should not be as OP as before, it definitely shouldn't be left in it's current state. And for those of you who haven't played as a hunter enough to know the difference, here are some things that got nerfed- [i]Hard[/i]- and a few of my own, home cooked remedies for these problems. [i][Arc Blade/i] We all know what it is, we've all been killed by it too many times to count. However, when Bungie's latest and greatest DLC dropped, they nerfed this super into the ground. Hit registration, and enemy targeting are now basically a thing of the past. I'll compare this super to using a sword. In order to kill someone with a sword, you merely need to be in the general vicinity, and it will automatically swipe towards them, and kill them. With the "[i]New Bladedancer[/i]", Arc blade rarely kills in one hit, a byproduct of Hit registration glitches. It also will not target enemies above or below you, and sometimes even when they're on the same plain. [i]Solution?[/i] Restore Arc blade to it's former glory. Bring back year one levels of hit registration and targeting. [i]ArcBolt Grenade[/i] The ArcBolt. Used to be, this grenade was the go-to for every hunter, especially those using the [i]Thorn/Shotgun Technique[/i] (Get thee behind me Satan!). And, in turn, it was nerfed. This is because the grenade would take away an enemies shield, leaving them vulnerable to an easy one shot kill from the [i]Thorn[/i]. However, those days are past us, and it's high time the Arc Bolt was a viable grenade again, seeing as now it can't even bring a single enemy down to "Red zone" of health. [i]Solution?[/i] Nerf the distance and amount of targets that the Arcbolt can chain to. However, substantially increase the damage, until it is at least to where it can bring down the health of a single target to "red zone". In a game with such powerhouses such as the Axion Bolt, Scatter grenade, and Firebolt, the Arcbolt is way out of it's league. [i]Fleet Footed[/i] The idea of this perk is to make one run faster and slide farther. It's an excellent idea, especially for the class that's supposed to be the [u]Authority on Agility[/u]. However, the change difference is hardly noticeable. [i]Solution?[/i] Increase both sprint speed and Sliding distance by an easily noticable amount, but decrease weapon handling in order to counter any serious PvP advantages. [i]Hungering Blade[/i] This one,just like hit registration on the Arcblade, is less of a nerf, and more of a glitch, but I feel it needs to be addressed. The "Regeneration" that this perk is supposed to provide, often lags timewise. It comes too late for the wielder to be saved, leaving behind nothing but a super cut short, and a salty hunter. [i]Solution?[/i] Just fix the darn thing! [i]Fast Twitch[/i] This perk is supposed to dramatically reduce the cooldown of blink strike. Not that there's anything wrong with it, as a matter of fact, it does it's job. A little too well. With maxed out Strength, your melee will recharge faster than the shield on Crota himself. [i]Solution?[/i] [i]*And in one great voice, the butthurt desticles cried out*[/i] "NERF IT!" So there it is. All my ideas and idiocies concerning the Bladedancer. What did you think? If you agree, hit the like. If not, let me know why. And, if you think that any other subclasses should be changed, leave a comment which. TL;DR: Bladedancer sucks. It's basically unusable in PvP, and it's very unreliable. It shoudln't be retunred to the exact same as it was in Year one, but it should definitely be buffed. Edit 1: Obligatory "Wow, we're trending!" edit Edit 2: So the common trend in the comments is that Bladedancer, as a whole, isn't that bad. And I mean, I may be wrong, (Just kidding, lol, get gud skrubs) but, it's obvious that there is at least something off with it. Edit 3: Someone just called me salty. And yeah, I am salty. I hate the stupid Hawkmoon meta soooo much.