There's different logic to each opinion. My logic: Warlocks: Healing costs less than a penny and is more common than a cold. Outlast your enemies until one of you needs sleep, and that one won't be you. Titans: I am the wall against which darkness breaks. You will break your fist on my face before my face breaks on your fist. Hunters: They told me I couldn't hit it if I was given ten opportunities. Got all ten opportunities I need right here to prove them wrong. "Even if one does hit, all you'll do is piss it off..." We'll see about that. Poor -blam!- won't even know what hit him. I take my ten opportunities. One by one they each rush by the target. So close you could shave a gorilla. Finally, one finds the target's face. The last thing you hear is his hilarious death screams being drowned out by his hilarious death screams. I couldn't hit them all... But one was bound to find him, and when it does... Well, he'd better hope it doesn't. Sorry about the long Hunter logic. I kinda just got caught in the moment. Figured I'd finish the though, instead of rushing to the point. The problem is that Hunters are mostly offense, save the nightstalker, but even then... The reason that's a problem is when you take into account how easy it is for enemies to track their targets. There's a reason Mobility is seen as a throwaway stat.

Not really. It's the champions and enemy aggression for me. Titans and Warlocks can lock that -blam!- down. My Hunter has to be faster than the bullets. I swear enemy aggression is increased against Hunters. I had the same sector where every time I'd try it as my Hunter the enemies would rush into the area behind the spawn before I could do anything and spawntrap me. As a Titan and Warlock? They were cowering away. That said, it's mostly Well, Healing Rift, Towering Barricade, Sol Invictus (oddly enough, still good after all those nerfs that allegedly put it in the ground), and Banner of War. Can't really say for anything else, but Hunters can't lockdown a position like Titans and Warlocks can. That's why I started relying on Heir Apparent. It made the Legendary campaign possible, and what's more, these lost sectors became jokes as a Titan or Warlock, but when it comes to maintaining that as a Hunter it's too difficult. You'd have to out-damage your opponent, which on master isn't gonna happen.