No more nerfs because of PvP! PvP should have PvP-only weapons and armor that is separate from anything in the game and which cannot be used in PvE. All PvE armor and weapons and supers should be banned from PvP (only keep supers in the Mayhem playlist). That way PvE players won't have to suffer nerfs because of PvP whiners.

*Sigh* Someone summon Supreme Butthurt...please...

[i]Consumer: Nerf this. Bungie: Nerf what? Sorry didn't catch that. Consumer: This. Bungie: Whats this? Consumer: Titans. Bungie: What's wrong with titans? Consumer: They killed me. Bungie: What...? Consumer: Yeah, killed me. Bungie: F*CKING FIX IT NOW PEOPLE![/i] [quote] Yeah! And then nerf the hunter shadestep! Oh, And then the pulse rifles! Oh! And the stormcaller! Oh! And then the.... nerf all the things![/quote]

Arrr Ya ready, scrubs? Aye, Aye, Bungie!!! I can't heeeeeeaaar yoooouuuu!!! AYE, AYE, BUNGIE!!! Oooooohhhhhh.... Who lives in the raid area under the reef? Sponge-Boss Nerf-Pants! Annoying and glitchy and laggy is he? Sponge-Boss Nerf-Pants! If useless materials are something you wish... Sponge-Boss Nerf-Pants! Then join mid-raid, and whine like a b*tch! Sponge-Boss Nerf-Pants! Sponge-Boss Nerf-Pants, Sponge-Boss Nerf-Pants, SpongeBooosssssss NerfPaaaaaaaaants! .........And this, ladies and gentlemen, is what biologists call a "scrub". They are most commonly known for their ability to cry loudly. They are often found on the forums, trolling to get their favorite food, simply known as "attention". They thoroughly enjoy crying for nerfs, and then crying about the consequences of the nerf after the fact. This one seems unusually stupid, however. Unusually stupid scrubs commonly attack anything that disagrees with them verbally, but physically left alone. Regardless, please keep your hands, feet, arms and legs inside the tour bus at all time. Continuing onward, I believe I see the common "hater" just a short distance ahead...... ............................................................................ "Dear Bungie, Rock is over powered, paper is fine." -Sincerely Scissors

How about limiting the movement very severely while using hammers? No double jumps and reduced movement speed. Kinda plays well into the whole tanky Titan theme eh? Still useful in pve while not being op in pvp cuz being easier to avoid. Keep damage and number of hammers and cauterize the same.

Titans don't need to be nerfed they are powerful for a reason because they've never had a powerful subclass before and now they do we warlocks have nova bombs hunters have like shadow shot. Next you see one use a exotic sword.

Seeing all of the comments that say to run, that's the problem, there's no counter play. Arcbladers can be sniped and then some extra damage or shotgun melee combo'd. Radiance and Stormtrance are the same. GG has zero damage resist therefore gets one shot by a special weapon just like everybody else. While FoH and Nova bomb are harder to counter, they also only act once meaning they are mostly defensive. Now HoS is insane and requires two snipes or a shotgun and two melees, which if you aren't dead before getting all the damage off, means the titan was exceptionally bad. Plus they can survive a GG shot! And any damage you managed to rack up before dying is instantly healed away as you die. The only real counter, is to use the highest impact sniper rifle category, of which in year two, there is only one, Black Spindle, as this can one shot them. I shouldn't be forced to use an exotic, PvE focused sniper rifle to prevent a team wipe effectively. The only super you should run from is WoD and that's fine because the bubble doesn't chase you and fire what are basically rockets at you.

Oh, I'm sorry! Are you supposed to have a chance when going up against a SUPER? What's the point of calling it a SUPER if it is only mediocre? Seriously dude, learn how to play the game. I survive Hammers all of the time because I look for a strategy. I understand that making a post on a forum crying about something being OP is easier, but you should definitely try actually playing the game and honing your skills, rather than complaining like a child.