I've never opened Destiny 2 and then closed it for the night so fast in my life. In case you don't want to read, here's the short of it: Iron Banner. Me. 747 Arc Titan. Uses Super on 730 Hunter. He lives (not in super) and shotguns me (while I'm in super) and I turned off my system for the night. Imagine this if you will: You're a Titan using bottom tree Striker because it's very good right now. Your [u]classic no-skill sneaking hunter with a shotgun[/u] is right around the corner, but you're not stupid, you know he's there and his team is close by. You go for the slam, [i] perfectly[/i] landing a Fists of Havoc on his face. But what's this? He's alive! And not only is he alive, but he's already turned to face your direction and hip fire the Toil and Trouble into your [b]FULL OVERSHEILD ARC SUPER[/b] and completely kills you in am instant. To make matters worse, his health is already regenerating [b][i]WHILE HE'S -blam!-ING STANDING IN THE AFTERSHOCK AOE CIRCLE!![/i][/b] I love reading people's posts about why they are leaving Destiny and why PvP is so broken, and I tend to agree with them usually. But this has brought me to my knees. When there are Supers that take no accuracy and have enough resilience to survive other Supers, why is something like this even possible? Now, you might be thinking, "it was Iron Banner, so he must have had a higher light level!" I wish it was that simple, but the loadout I'm running is 747, and I can easily bump that to 750 by changing two peices of gear. The best part about all of this, is that when I went to inspect the player, not only was their light lower than 730, but they had 8 mobility and 3 resilience, which means they should have been devastated by my Super workout a question. Edit 1: Put an underline on a section so that a reply could easily find where I'm not dissing Hunters, but the act of hiding with a shotgun, which is usually a Hunter.