[quote]1. Buff Hunters and nerf the Titans to warlock level, warlocks are the most balanced 2. NERF SUNBREAKERS, FOR THE LOVE OF GOD... PLEASE!!! 3. Help out the Hunters, they suck... really, grenades are crap and don't get me started on throwing knives. Also buff the super, give golden gun more shots and a little extra time to use it, Same with blade dancer, void walkers are fine. 4. Fix Shadow Shot Quiver, it only shoots one... really! 5. Buff Snipers in pvp, I see more people sniping on dang Halo than this game, every one just hides behind a wall with a shotgun 6. Balance out the weapons, if I had to make a list... the whole dang page would be filled.[/quote] 1. They're different classes, with very different strengths. Warlocks have their own OP abilities, same with the other 2. 2. No, they're fine where they are. Either get really really good with a sniper, super them, or run as fast as you can the other way. I really don't die from hammers very often. 3. Hunters are awesome, you just don't have a lot of armor. And throwing knives are life savers, learn how to use them. 4. It's in the works, read the update. We can't have everything be perfect otherwise people would get bored. 5. [b][u]What?[/u][/b] way off with that one. 6. They're pretty well balanced as of now, you should have seen them before you started playing pre-TTK. Pulse rifles may do a little too much but can be countered. I'm not going to call you a noob (noob! ;)), but seeing the medal and grimoire score suggests you're still pretty new to this game. PVP is all about map awareness. And, disregarding latency issues, any of the classes as they currently stand have an equal chance to win out over the others. So, I'd suggest going into matches allowing yourself to lose. Have fun, be silly, and experiment. There are a lot of players that take it way too seriously and spend all their waking hours trying to "become legend" (read:12hr twitch lighthouse marathon). (Actually you may want to watch some of them, they have good pointers) I'm not a pvp God, my medal score isn't in the millions, but I do pretty well, 9/10 matches will go positive and lead the team. My advice would be to learn everything about your character in the pve setting, and treat pvp like super hard mode. And watch your radar. Learn the maps. It's about awareness, both of self and surroundings. Good luck!

No, just no, you don't have a single valid argument here.