Let’s not forget handheld supernova and devour!!

I'm just going to comment on what you said about titans...but the best grenades? I can understand suppression and pulse grenades are potent (I'm only excluding lightning grenade and thermites because the geometry of the maps can really screw them over) but to say they have the best is kind of...untrue, or at least not entirely true. Warlocks have pulse grenade, arc bolt, fire bolt, axion bolt, storm grenade, and vortex grenade. All of these grenades are potent for finishing off targets or to deal easy first hit damage to them. People like to say they suck because they aren't as easy to kill with, but they also aren't as difficult to set up as a suppression grenade or lightning grenade would be when you need damage. Nobody can deny that the bolt grenades have value but people will try. I almost forgot about handheld...you said that warlocks have nothing on par to shoulder charge, but handheld is just shoulder charge on crack. Not in pve, but in PvP it's insane. First time using it, I killed 3 people at full health with it, instantly. That gave me most of my grenade back and I didn't even have to leave my position to do that. It is incredibly powerful and it works as a pocket fusion rifle that the incredible neutral game can work off of. Hunters also have a fairly mixed set up for grenades as well. Incindieary grenade (I know the titans have this too), skip grenade, swarm grenade, flux grenade (ass), tripmine, etc. They have the most diversity among grenades and although most of them aren't the most damage dealing, their utility is there. As for your comment on the shoulder charges...not sure why that matters when the better crucible set ups for 2 out of 3 of them don't have that melee. Bottom tree striker, top tree or middle tree sentinel. I would argue bottom tree sunbreaker is better, because it technically is, but it's also a lot more finicky and harder to use correctly. The overall melees on titans being the best makes sense because most of their neutral game procs off of that alone. No other class in the game has a perk that specifically states that they heal on just melee kills. Warlocks on the other hand have more niche melee. Middle tree void walker has one of the best melees for PvP in the game, dealing 160 damage (when it wants to) and knocking targets back. Unlike bottom tree sunbreaker, you don't lose base melee damage in exchange for higher overall damage, so you really don't lose much if by chance it does the damage and not the boom. The dawnblade melees suck, pretty much just a crappy burn or boom that doesn't do anything. Voidwalkers overall utility for melee is pretty solid,top tree regenerates your grenades, bottom tree procs devour on kill, already went over middle tree. Stormcaller has some niche crap too, chain lightning...whatever the hell bottom trees does, and arc ball...meh. Warlocks aren't really a melee class so them not having great melees is understandable and whatever the rock paper scissors stuff you were talking about made no sense when warlocks dipped into both paper and rock in d1. I'm not going to get into that because d1 is ancient history now. Hunters i wouldn't say have great melees either. The knives are fine, but not that great. The void melees are definitely incredibly good for PvP, but they are terrible for pve. Arc melee is meh, it's pretty much just a bootleg titan. The titans overall have much more tools suitable for PvP this time around, but a lot of the things people like to tag titans for that makes them great is suppression and the shoulder charges, when quite honestly nobody uses those skill trees in higher end competitive play because they aren't always valuable. I got to legend in comp this season using bottom tree sentinel and suppression grenade. I barely ever caught anyone with the shoulder charge and I basically never suppressed supers because of how fast the best ones are. The super also could get stomped easily at times, because of things like arc strider, nova bomb, blade barrage, bottom tree strikers and spectral blades. I saw maybe 2 hammers when I got to mythic and was too afraid to use it myself because of all the snipers. There's a lot of stuff in Destiny that could be tweaked but honestly, most of what the warlocks rock is more potent for pve, which doesn't turn out in the titans favor at all. It's still pretty much nothing but melting point and some form of sentinel. Thundercrash is still bad, burning maul is meh, top tree striker sucks. Which is funny because sentinel is incredibly potent in pve but not so much in PvP. Specific neutral games play a big part into these things. Warlocks definitely got the short end of the stick for PvP this time, but pve is a COMPLETELY different story and nobody can deny that. Nah, I'll also comment on your other stuff. Leave fusions alone and just dial back the damage and range of high impacts. Nobody uses the other archetypes still and to nerf them all because of a single one is stupid. No the ttk does not need to be dialed back. We would literally be dipping straight into the d2 year 1 ttk which was quite honestly too slow and would give special WAY too much power. That would lead to special getting a nerf across the board which is a no go.

As far as grenades go, the Warlock has the Handheld for Void class and the Arc Bolt for the Arc class. Those can both be pretty amazing.

Let's give Warlock their self resurrection perk back so they can just break the game again

Bungie fooked this whole class up it doesnt even feel like a warlock no more everything that made the warlock worth playing is gone sellf ress gone flameshield gone strongest melee gone axion bolts are trash novabomb is outdated for crucible its a slow class that lost all his magick its a meme .

You missed one thing, our “get off of me you ape” handheld supernova.