...keep happening. They're hilarious. :p

Yay. I look forward to playing with you come D2

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...keep happening. They're hilarious. :p

Yay. I look forward to playing with you come D2

I do wonder, is that Stormcaller from before or after the recent patch that made it so they actually use up Super energy when using their Super? Hopefully that has made a difference and reduced those situations where a Stormcaller will kill you and all your teammates twice on even the largest maps before their Super ran out...

These clips were from before the patch. You were even in the second one.

I do wonder, is that Stormcaller from before or after the recent patch that made it so they actually use up Super energy when using their Super? Hopefully that has made a difference and reduced those situations where a Stormcaller will kill you and all your teammates twice on even the largest maps before their Super ran out...

Your super is never charged, though, if you're playing Bladedancer or Stormcaller - because who WOULDN'T want to use those as soon as they're available?

Please please please tell me what exploit you used to be able to equip Tlaloc on a Hunter! :-p

lol

Misspoke. But unless you're me, and all of your nova bombs hit doorways or crates, the argument still stands for Voidwalkers. :)

Your super is never charged, though, if you're playing Bladedancer or Stormcaller - because who WOULDN'T want to use those as soon as they're available?

Please please please tell me what exploit you used to be able to equip Tlaloc on a Hunter! :-p

I don't use Stormcaller in PvP out of principle.

It's super is OP and complete bull. They should have at least made your float speed slower than a guardian's run speed so if they choose to run away there's hope that they will survive (yes, you can run away, but only if you're lucky enough to be out of it's arc reach at the beginning, and even then with the blink ability and the speed of the float, you're probably SOL).

It's got a 20m range and can chain. You kill 4 people in the first one and STILL have super left over. I'm not mad at you or people who use it (well, maybe sometimes), I'm mad at Bungie for making such a BS super in the first place. I swear, when they made Sunbreaker and Stormcaller it's like they did NO PvP testing whatsoever, who cares how long a super lasts in PvE, just throw more enemies at them to counter it. Gah.

One of the best feelings in Destiny:

You hear a Stormcaller pop, you line up your sniper. He comes around the corner, two shots, he's dead. ;)

Not a stormcaller, but it felt just as good ;)

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Lifetime K/Ds:

Hunter (mostly Gunslinger): 1.6
Warlock (mostly Sunsinger in Trials and Stormcaller elsewhere): 1.47
Titan (mostly Sunbreaker): 1.52

I'm sure there are a variety of things to explain this, but I've never had the feeling that things were easier as a Warlock.

The thing with Stormcallers is not that they are generally "overpowered"... more "lopsided". Their "neutral game" is arguably the weakest of any subclass. They don't have a good grenade, their jumps all suck, and aside from melee range they don't have any perks or abilities that really give them an edge in any situation. But on the flip side of the coin, their super is so face-smackingly overpowered that you can easily pile up 3-4 kills at the very least every time you use it. So it wouldn't surprise me if their overall K/D was statistically similar to the other classes.

Over the last couple of weeks, I've become a Tlaloc convert. It's a MONSTER of a scout rifle when your super is charged.

Your super is never charged, though, if you're playing Bladedancer or Stormcaller - because who WOULDN'T want to use those as soon as they're available?

So I've been playing as a Sunsinger, in PvP. Things are a little slow at first (it's a pretty slow-firing gun, even though it hits like a truck)... but once I'm super'd, it is just ridiculous. And I've got almost no reason to pop my super (and take all that goodness away).

Plus, as a Sunsinger, I get a couple of sticky grenades, and a spectacularly powerful melee attack.

You wanna talk overpowered Warlocks... that's where you should start. ;)

Totally. Tlaloc with a full super is probably my favorite PvP weapon in the game. As if sunsingers needed another advantage ;)

Lifetime K/Ds:

Hunter (mostly Gunslinger): 1.6
Warlock (mostly Sunsinger in Trials and Stormcaller elsewhere): 1.47
Titan (mostly Sunbreaker): 1.52

I'm sure there are a variety of things to explain this, but I've never had the feeling that things were easier as a Warlock.

The thing with Stormcallers is not that they are generally "overpowered"... more "lopsided". Their "neutral game" is arguably the weakest of any subclass. They don't have a good grenade, their jumps all suck, and aside from melee range they don't have any perks or abilities that really give them an edge in any situation. But on the flip side of the coin, their super is so face-smackingly overpowered that you can easily pile up 3-4 kills at the very least every time you use it. So it wouldn't surprise me if their overall K/D was statistically similar to the other classes.

Over the last couple of weeks, I've become a Tlaloc convert. It's a MONSTER of a scout rifle when your super is charged.

Your super is never charged, though, if you're playing Bladedancer or Stormcaller - because who WOULDN'T want to use those as soon as they're available?

So I've been playing as a Sunsinger, in PvP. Things are a little slow at first (it's a pretty slow-firing gun, even though it hits like a truck)... but once I'm super'd, it is just ridiculous. And I've got almost no reason to pop my super (and take all that goodness away).

Plus, as a Sunsinger, I get a couple of sticky grenades, and a spectacularly powerful melee attack.

You wanna talk overpowered Warlocks... that's where you should start. ;)

I don't use Stormcaller in PvP out of principle.

It's super is OP and complete bull. They should have at least made your float speed slower than a guardian's run speed so if they choose to run away there's hope that they will survive (yes, you can run away, but only if you're lucky enough to be out of it's arc reach at the beginning, and even then with the blink ability and the speed of the float, you're probably SOL).

It's got a 20m range and can chain. You kill 4 people in the first one and STILL have super left over. I'm not mad at you or people who use it (well, maybe sometimes), I'm mad at Bungie for making such a BS super in the first place. I swear, when they made Sunbreaker and Stormcaller it's like they did NO PvP testing whatsoever, who cares how long a super lasts in PvE, just throw more enemies at them to counter it. Gah.

One of the best feelings in Destiny:

You hear a Stormcaller pop, you line up your sniper. He comes around the corner, two shots, he's dead. ;)

Lifetime K/Ds:

Hunter (mostly Gunslinger): 1.6
Warlock (mostly Sunsinger in Trials and Stormcaller elsewhere): 1.47
Titan (mostly Sunbreaker): 1.52

I'm sure there are a variety of things to explain this, but I've never had the feeling that things were easier as a Warlock.

The thing with Stormcallers is not that they are generally "overpowered"... more "lopsided". Their "neutral game" is arguably the weakest of any subclass. They don't have a good grenade, their jumps all suck, and aside from melee range they don't have any perks or abilities that really give them an edge in any situation. But on the flip side of the coin, their super is so face-smackingly overpowered that you can easily pile up 3-4 kills at the very least every time you use it. So it wouldn't surprise me if their overall K/D was statistically similar to the other classes.

It's super is OP and complete bull. They should have at least made your float speed slower than a guardian's run speed so if they choose to run away there's hope that they will survive (yes, you can run away, but only if you're lucky enough to be out of it's arc reach at the beginning, and even then with the blink ability and the speed of the float, you're probably SOL).

It's got a 20m range and can chain. You kill 4 people in the first one and STILL have super left over. I'm not mad at you or people who use it (well, maybe sometimes), I'm mad at Bungie for making such a BS super in the first place. I swear, when they made Sunbreaker and Stormcaller it's like they did NO PvP testing whatsoever, who cares how long a super lasts in PvE, just throw more enemies at them to counter it. Gah.

I'm sure there are a variety of things to explain this, but I've never had the feeling that things were easier as a Warlock.

You should try Stormcaller. It takes finesse and careful strategy to pull off well...

Raga hates me:

Raga hates me part II:

Hunter (mostly Gunslinger): 1.6
Warlock (mostly Sunsinger in Trials and Stormcaller elsewhere): 1.47
Titan (mostly Sunbreaker): 1.52

I'm sure there are a variety of things to explain this, but I've never had the feeling that things were easier as a Warlock.

Whenever I play on my warlock instead of my hunter I end up cackling while I play because of how much it feels like cheating.

How I feel playing a Warlock

How I feel playing as a Titan

Don't forget the infamous Shadestep Nightstalker Hunter:

Whenever I play on my warlock instead of my hunter I end up cackling while I play because of how much it feels like cheating.

How I feel playing a Warlock

How I feel playing as a Titan