Just wanted to post a few fun crucible matches I recorded today.

First up, proof that Golden Gun still owns in PvP. I get off to a horribly slow start, but eventually start to claw my way back. The real fun starts at the 3:40 mark, when I use my GG to get 4 straight kills, interrupting a Stormcaller, Nova Bomb, and camping sniper back-to-back-to-back.

Next up, a Rumble match. I joined into a game already in progress. The player in the lead had 875 points. I hit the ground running with 14 straight kills, and took the lead by the 2 minute mark. Once again, a Golden Gun saved my butt a few times.

Finally, a fun game of Salvage. This was one of those rare occasions when a team of randoms manages to get into a grove together with zero communication. Decent teamwork and a few fun plays.

All the subclasses are really well balanced. I still like my striker Titan in crucible as an anti super weapon. I hear that anvil of the Hammerbro or the electric charge of the new warlock and I go straight for it. Smash em into the ground. :) Bladedancer and defenders may be slightly outclassed, but only if you aren't being careful how you use them.

Red's ranking of current subclass supers in crucible:

1. Gunslinger
2. Sunbreaker
3. Nightstalker
4. Void Walker
5. Stormcaller
6. Striker
7. Bladedancer
8. Sunsinger
9. Defender

The tricky thing is that I can make an argument for any of these to be somehow higher or lower up on the scale. Even a defender used properly can wreck. It's like playing rock-paper-scissors. I chose Gunslinger 1st because of how quickly he can take down opponents at range or up close, and that he can kill over a period of time. Same for 2&3. 4 has some range but is only a single use super.

Swords killing in 1 hit NEEDS to be fixed. In those tight maps like that it's so easy to get wrecked before you know what is going on.