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4/23/2016 7:31:01 AM
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Since all supers require a certain level of skill for max effect I would have to disagree
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Not necessarily. Blade dancer doesn't REQUIRE any skill.
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Yeah it does, not considering the hit detection I have killed a lot of dancers who tried to run straight at the enemy they wanted to kill
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Hit detection doesn't do much, considering the still get roughly 50% damage reduction, have a ranged attack, can swipe twice, and blink...
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It really a faster storm trance with less range.
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I never said anything about skill. I just said that noobs tend to use those subclasses.
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No. Noobs tend to use: 1. Fist of Havoc: because it is an easy super you can trigger when you feel surrounded and get easy kills 2. Nova Bomb: because you can also use it when you feel threatened and it gets easy kills. Fist of Havoc is way easier to use than Nova Bomb. With Nova Bomb, you kinda have to aim it, or else it has the potential of missing entirely. With FOH, all you have to do is run at it and trigger it. Now, if we are talking about [i]Hunter[/i] noobs instead of noobs as a whole, yes, they tend to use Bladedancer over Golden Gun. However, none of the Hunter supers are panic supers. No, not even Shadowshot. If you panic that super, you will either miss or die before you trigger it. If you miss, the enemy can still kill you, which would defeat the whole purpose of using it. Hunter mains are also not used to panicking supers, it just doesn't come natural to us. So, even if we did get a super we could truly panic, most of us wouldn't. Except huntards. They panic everything.
