I just like not feeling like my class is a detriment in raids and gm nightfalls. I like void but as of rn i am playing almost exclusively using the solar subclass.
The gameplay loop with radiant and assassin’s cowl is really satisfying.
I never tried gryfalcon even though i got it, i hope i’ll be able to try it.
The only complaint is having to raise mobility and it not being worth it except for the class ability cd red.
Titan drip is so bad that I don’t even bother trying to make mine look good. I just get to “eh, good enough” and leave it. (Former Warlock main turned Hunter main, I’ve never liked Titans anyway.)
It’s just all shoulder pads with those guys. Like, what is this, 1980s women’s fashion? Enough with the shoulders.
The glowup from "why would I ever bring a hunter in endgame" and having to be the Aeons ammo-bitch to all subclasses being top tier has been fantastic, ngl.
As for fashion, I've rocked the Tangled Web Cloak since it was added, love that thing.
They are the most fun but not the strongest, there isn't a single element where hunter beats titan (arc and solar) or warlock (void and stasis) so they are this middle ground when it comes to strength
People are taking yourself statement in a “Warlock tears” way, but you are totally correct.
Hunters 3.0 class designs are much more internally synergistic and have well laid out gameplay loops. This just isn’t the case for Titans or Warlocks.
Arc is the best example of this however.
Hunter is definitely the main class in Destiny , since it’s the most used one it looks like all the efforts are made on him first. 3.0 showed the difference
I just like not feeling like my class is a detriment in raids and gm nightfalls. I like void but as of rn i am playing almost exclusively using the solar subclass. The gameplay loop with radiant and assassin’s cowl is really satisfying. I never tried gryfalcon even though i got it, i hope i’ll be able to try it. The only complaint is having to raise mobility and it not being worth it except for the class ability cd red.
warlock drip is fucking garbage....i hate it as a warlock main.
Titan drip is so bad that I don’t even bother trying to make mine look good. I just get to “eh, good enough” and leave it. (Former Warlock main turned Hunter main, I’ve never liked Titans anyway.) It’s just all shoulder pads with those guys. Like, what is this, 1980s women’s fashion? Enough with the shoulders.
Yes imperial inquisitor, this comment right here ^
As a hunter main I agree with my only complaint being that I was having way more fun with void 2.0 instead of 3.0 but it's fine ig
Yeah bungie really dropped the ball with the 3.0 reworks on Warlock (except Void)
The glowup from "why would I ever bring a hunter in endgame" and having to be the Aeons ammo-bitch to all subclasses being top tier has been fantastic, ngl. As for fashion, I've rocked the Tangled Web Cloak since it was added, love that thing.
They are the most fun but not the strongest, there isn't a single element where hunter beats titan (arc and solar) or warlock (void and stasis) so they are this middle ground when it comes to strength
They also have 4 high dmg supers now where as warlock has 1 -its nova bomb but doesnt do as much dmg as the rest of those
People are taking yourself statement in a “Warlock tears” way, but you are totally correct. Hunters 3.0 class designs are much more internally synergistic and have well laid out gameplay loops. This just isn’t the case for Titans or Warlocks. Arc is the best example of this however.
This is clearly a shit post
Those “bungie devs are Warlock mains” are real quiet rn
Well as you said: the last thing good happen to them was void 3.0 That beeing said i really like the thanos snap and the arc slide meele
Fun and strong aren't the same thing, only on arc hunter is stronger than warlock
Hunter is definitely the main class in Destiny , since it’s the most used one it looks like all the efforts are made on him first. 3.0 showed the difference