Like many people, I love bottom tree for its super effectiveness. Pheonix dive has saved me more than I can count. But I feel pretty weak when it comes to using my abilities on the ground. The tree should be focussed on the super, Pheonix dive, and the [b]melee[/b]. The melee ability should be buffed. I have an idea of how to make the melee better. In destiny 1 we had 3 melees. 1. Flame Shield 2. Solar Wind 3. Brimstone Both Solar Wind and Brimstone gave the charged melee way shorter cooldowns. This should also apply to the melee in destiny 2. The idea I have is to combine Solar Wind and Brimstone (which is already in destiny 2) should combine together. Solar wind to push the enemy back, burn the target and explode after their health depletes from the burn. Solar Wind can help targets explode into crows of enemies. The shorter melee cooldown can also help with certain exotics: [i]Karnstein Armlets could give a bump of health on every target that explodes in a crowd. Of course, Karnstein keeps healing afterward, making the melee super helpful. Sunbracers can activate more often, almost at the same speed as top tree can. Felwinters Helm has more use, not needing finishers to make the most out of the exotic. Winters Guile stacks can be gained from targets exploding in a crowd. Ophidian Aspect for an increased range for melees. Claws of Ahamkara will be of great use, just like destiny 1 giving 2 melees with the idea of bottom tree's decreased melee cooldown.[/i] As of perks: [i]double hands-on will be your "go-to" mod. Enemies killed with the explosion of the melee, of course, counts towards super energy. If you have a lot of recovery for your rift usage, outreach will be amazing by decreasing the melee cooldown even further.[/i] For Weapons: [i]Monte Carlo will boost your melee to make you feel like Liu Kang. Weapons with Swashbuckler will be used more often. I guess 1-2-Punch will be good. Grave Robber will be fun, making every target that explodes a victim to your magazine.[/i] Let me know what you think. I hope this idea receives well and thank you for reading.