I don't think one has to play all 3 classes / sub classes to realize that some are in FACT OP and or under-powered in some regards. With enough game play rather playing 1 class are 3 you see with your own eyes how things work. For example, Supers: Running around while basically invincible throwing around balls of fire instantly killing everything in your path is just slightly OP compared to BD's "Super" which is way too easy to shut down and much harder to execute successfully. It just is. That's just one example there are many more. One doesn't have to play that class to see this over and over again. I've heard some claim Blade Dancer is "hard to kill" as if it somehow has more armor than Warlock / Titan... If this is really true please show me the way! My BD is set at maximum armor and it often feels as if I have basically no armor.. I don't bother to play Night-stalker in PVP (defiantly wont since they screwed shade step) as that sub class is now a joke by comparison. Gun slinger: It's super "Golden Gun" how is it not at a disadvantage? I don't even play GS in PVP and I can see this. You get a MAX 3-4 kills (4 with certain exotic helmet) and you actually have to aim / be precise to get the kills vs. running around tossing balls of fire or electricity for example.. To suggest that ALL classes are somehow perfectly balanced is frankly laughable.

Like that GI Joe guy said...... KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE.

I'm going to reduce my frustrations every week by playing more Halo and Warframe and less Destiny. Frustrations instantly reduced at least 50%, if not more!

95% of all statistics posted online are made up.

You need all 3 to truly understand the game.

True..its make you just smile and blame your own stupidity when you get killed by your opponents instead crying for nerf. We all know those the crybabies are the ones that only play 1 char.

Great post. People who have three hunters, three titans or three warlocks, shouldn't even be allowed an option to make a nerf post. Posts like this are welcomed counterbalance. ...and no, I don't mean the gun perk. LOL... it does seem like you took it a little rough on the warlock melee though. EDIT: Fixed a brainfart... put "aloud" instead of "allowed". Don't know what I was thinking. I probably shouldn't be posting while [i]working[/i].

Well put good sir

Good advice, Now. How can I pick ripe avocados from un-ripe avocados?

I cannot comprehend people that "main" classes. 8==D💦💦💦

I would do this, except for SBMM. I haven't played on my Titan or warlock in such a long time, I try to play on them and get pummeled because of how un-used to them. I do feel like people should do this though, and with weapons to. That way, people who complain about snipers will at least actually know how they work, same for shotguns.

I agree with this to a point but there will always be certain play styles I dislike. I started Destiny as a Titan and I can say with complete certainty that jugg shield coupled with the Universal Remote is one of the douchiest play styles I've seen in a competitive shooter. But don't think Titans get all the hate from me. No no no, Warlocks and Hunters can be equally awful in their own right. Smoke and grenade spam from Nightstalkers coupled with the invincibility frames from shadestep can cause my blood to boil. As for Warlocks I would say they're the least infuriating at the moment given that Sunsinger, once the most obnoxious thing in PvP, have been soundly nerfed. Now the only real frustrating thing is spending half of a match running from an axion bolt. I would argue that these 3 classes are currently the best overall for PvP but I don't think the gap is anywhere near as wide as it used to be. Heck I've been outright doo dooed on by Defenders and that class was once thought to be a PvP joke.

Terrible advice.