Different Hunter subclass meaning you get no Golden Gun or Throwing Knives. Unless you think I play as two classes at once??

You don't, but I'm willing to bet there are people who plan Super boosting(Using a Super as one class, then quickly switching subclasses and picking up orbs) and getting themselves killed so they can respawn fully charged, since that is possible in Crucible.

Yes, it's possible but why do it? You open yourself up to being killed while in a menu, you'd decharge your grenades and melee, and you aren't really gaining anything... unless you have Exotic armor that gives you a fresh grenade on respawn...

Touch of Flame, I'll give you that one. Angel of Light, however, makes you a sitting--or floating--duck. So it's more of a hindrance than a bonus.

I've seen some great strageties with Angle of Light. One guy would hide behind a rock or crate, jump up and hover, snipe at you, and drop to safety if you managed to start firing back. I used it myself to catch people off guard when they thought they were somewhat safe behind low cover. Hovering above them as they panicked was a lot of fun. :)

Titan, not Hunter.

My mistake.

5. You can also kill someone by literally jumping

Blink Strike.

Different Hunter subclass meaning you get no Golden Gun or Throwing Knives. Unless you think I play as two classes at once??

You don't, but I'm willing to bet there are people who plan Super boosting(Using a Super as one class, then quickly switching subclasses and picking up orbs) and getting themselves killed so they can respawn fully charged, since that is possible in Crucible.

Well, the only things I've seen from them through experience is the Bubble Shield(which I recently found out there were multiple types) and the grenade that explodes eight times. But at least the grenade doesn't move!

There is no grenade that explodes eight times. Defender Titans have one that is magnetic but it only explodes once then explodes again for less damage. Two does not equal eight.

No, but Fist of Havoc+Lightning Grenade does.

Coming back from the dead with plentiful grenades doesn't count? Or setting people on fire by punching them? Or dealing extra burn damage with grenades? Or hovering in midair taking shots at people?

Again, two. And yes, I do consider it a bonus, as posted earlier. The Scorch melee is entirely useless for the following two reasons: 1. Either the melee itself kills them to begin with, or 2. They have too much health, shield or overshield for those slight burns to make any difference. I've been hit by Scorch Melees myself, and if I didn't die from the Melee itself, I didn't die at all. Even when my health was red from the resulting scuffle, it would just drain to the slightest sliver and then stop. Of course, I'd usually get killed immediately by someone else, since the entire Crucible population has Raid gear, but not from the Scorch.

Touch of Flame, I'll give you that one. Angel of Light, however, makes you a sitting--or floating--duck. So it's more of a hindrance than a bonus.

You just have to get close enough. ;)

I'll never forgive. And I'll never forget.

Soon.

Things they got wrong:
1- Gravity isn't different on the different planets, it should be!
2- The stars don't move through the sky with the sun while on the moon, they should!
3- The day-night cycle is too fast on the moon when compared with the Earth's (it should really move at approximately 1/28th the speed that it does on the Earth). I wonder if they got it right on mars & venus, I doubt it.
4- The sun doesn't take up a larger/smaller proportion of the sky on the different planets (I have not actually measured this).

Now you could argue away a lot of these with Traveller Space Magic™, but I'd like to think that the traveller isn't THAT magic.

4. The Cop-Out Fuck You Attack

I refuse to ever even call this by its real "name", but you know what I'm talking about.

100% honest: I don't have one single clue what you are referring to. At all.

Supers are super for a reason bra! And bladedancer's super, like I've said earlier in the thread, is much harder than it looks, and easier to counter than almost any other super.

Of course Rumble works for you--you've got what is literally a cheese class, for near infinite reasons.

Five reasons, three of which I've never heard of, count as near infinite? Ok...

Sorry, those were just my five favorites. I'll come up with the infinite list on my next day off.

1. You can kill someone literally by just running

Shoulder Charge.

Titan, not Hunter.

2. You have a knife you can throw, which--by indirect extension--means a melee you can use across long distances

Throwing Knife

3. Insta-kill, quick recharge Golden Gun

Self-explanatory, lasts up to 20 seconds

And balanced by several subclasses being able to nuke you with their supers.

4. The Cop-Out Fuck You Attack

I refuse to ever even call this by its real "name", but you know what I'm talking about.

100% honest: I don't have one single clue what you are referring to. At all.

5. You can also kill someone by literally jumping

Blink Strike.

Different Hunter subclass meaning you get no Golden Gun or Throwing Knives. Unless you think I play as two classes at once??

Or maybe your post was all one big joke?

Only ones that are laughing are Hunters, which is why my next character will be as suc--

BUNGIE ALERT!! BUNGIE ALERT!! Hunter class nerfed just in time for Morpheus to try it!

Hmm. Okay, I guess not.

So, one item in your list doesn't apply to hunters, roughly half of your list is mutually exclusive because it's not actually possible to play a Gunslinger and Bladedancer at the same time, and one item is so awesome and terrifying that you refuse to speak of it and I have no clue what it might be. To say I've seen stronger arguments would be a vast, humorous understatement. :)

Now Titans, THAT'S a cheese class. ;)

Well, the only things I've seen from them through experience is the Bubble Shield(which I recently found out there were multiple types) and the grenade that explodes eight times. But at least the grenade doesn't move!

There is no grenade that explodes eight times. Defender Titans have one that is magnetic but it only explodes once then explodes again for less damage. Two does not equal eight.

Only benefit the Warlock has is the extra grenade, the very last update on the 2nd subclass. It does help a lot, though, especially in my case. :-)

Coming back from the dead with plentiful grenades doesn't count? Or setting people on fire by punching them? Or dealing extra burn damage with grenades? Or hovering in midair taking shots at people?

1. You can kill someone literally by just running

Shoulder Charge.

I thought shoulder charge was only striker titan?

Also, I nuke down bladedancers all the time with Corrective Measure or Pocket infinity. I've even beaten them down during radiance. Bladedancer is way harder to use effectively than people think; I tried it for a while and decided to just make another Warlock alt.

And warlocks also have blink strike if they want it.

Of course Rumble works for you--you've got what is literally a cheese class, for near infinite reasons.

Five reasons, three of which I've never heard of, count as near infinite? Ok...

Sorry, those were just my five favorites. I'll come up with the infinite list on my next day off.

1. You can kill someone literally by just running

Shoulder Charge.

2. You have a knife you can throw, which--by indirect extension--means a melee you can use across long distances

Throwing Knife

3. Insta-kill, quick recharge Golden Gun

Self-explanatory, lasts up to 20 seconds

4. The Cop-Out Fuck You Attack

I refuse to ever even call this by its real "name", but you know what I'm talking about.

5. You can also kill someone by literally jumping

Blink Strike.

Or maybe your post was all one big joke?

Only ones that are laughing are Hunters, which is why my next character will be as suc--

BUNGIE ALERT!! BUNGIE ALERT!! Hunter class nerfed just in time for Morpheus to try it!

Hmm. Okay, I guess not.

Now Titans, THAT'S a cheese class. ;)

Well, the only things I've seen from them through experience is the Bubble Shield(which I recently found out there were multiple types) and the grenade that explodes eight times. But at least the grenade doesn't move!

Only benefit the Warlock has is the extra grenade, the very last update on the 2nd subclass. It does help a lot, though, especially in my case. :-)

Only because I didn't run OR jump! I wanted it to be fair! ;)

Titans can get instant kills by literally just running into people.

Of course Rumble works for you--you've got what is literally a cheese class, for near infinite reasons.

Five reasons, three of which I've never heard of, count as near infinite? Ok...

1. You can kill someone literally by just running.
2. You have a knife you can throw, which--by indirect extension--means a melee you can use across long distances
3. Insta-kill, quick recharge Golden Gun
4. The Cop-Out Fuck You Attack
5. You can also kill someone by literally jumping.

Huh. Either you don't know what the heck you are talking about... Or I am seriously using my Hunter wrong! Literally kill just by running or jumping?? My Golden Gun is more instant than Fists of Havock or Nova Bomb? I just have no idea whatsoever what reason three is...

All Hunter exclusives. Rumble is fun for you because the game is cheating for you.

Try it on a class that actually has some small resemblance of what balance used to be, and I guarantee you before anyone even gets the first kill, you'll wish you were dead.

You guarantee is worth nothing. My main character is a Titan and I do just as well. Is that ok? Or is the Titan's infinitely long list even longer than the Hunter's five made up items?!

Or maybe your post was all one big joke?

I don't know what he's talking about either, my warlock was owning you in the rumble matches ;)

Of course Rumble works for you--you've got what is literally a cheese class, for near infinite reasons.

Five reasons, three of which I've never heard of, count as near infinite? Ok...

1. You can kill someone literally by just running.
2. You have a knife you can throw, which--by indirect extension--means a melee you can use across long distances
3. Insta-kill, quick recharge Golden Gun
4. The Cop-Out Fuck You Attack
5. You can also kill someone by literally jumping.

Huh. Either you don't know what the heck you are talking about... Or I am seriously using my Hunter wrong! Literally kill just by running or jumping?? My Golden Gun is more instant than Fists of Havock or Nova Bomb? I just have no idea whatsoever what reason three is...

All Hunter exclusives. Rumble is fun for you because the game is cheating for you.

Try it on a class that actually has some small resemblance of what balance used to be, and I guarantee you before anyone even gets the first kill, you'll wish you were dead.

You guarantee is worth nothing. My main character is a Titan and I do just as well. Is that ok? Or is the Titan's infinitely long list even longer than the Hunter's five made up items?!

Or maybe your post was all one big joke?

Of course Rumble works for you--you've got what is literally a cheese class, for near infinite reasons.

1. You can kill someone literally by just running.
2. You have a knife you can throw, which--by indirect extension--means a melee you can use across long distances
3. Insta-kill, quick recharge Golden Gun
4. The Cop-Out Fuck You Attack
5. You can also kill someone by literally jumping.

All Hunter exclusives. Rumble is fun for you because the game is cheating for you.

Try it on a class that actually has some small resemblance of what balance used to be, and I guarantee you before anyone even gets the first kill, you'll wish you were dead.

Huh. I've been playing almost exclusively as a Hunter as I haven't had time to work on other characters yet, and I've never experienced any of these things. Maybe I'm just terrible?

Now Titans, THATS a cheese class. ;)

1. You can kill someone literally by just running.
2. You have a knife you can throw, which--by indirect extension--means a melee you can use across long distances
3. Insta-kill, quick recharge Golden Gun
4. The Cop-Out Fuck You Attack
5. You can also kill someone by literally jumping.

All Hunter exclusives. Rumble is fun for you because the game is cheating for you.

Try it on a class that actually has some small resemblance of what balance used to be, and I guarantee you before anyone even gets the first kill, you'll wish you were dead.

I'd love to have some teammates I could coordinate with, only issue is sometimes I get knocked to orbit because of my connection.

GT red robber