Last year, Guardians of the Hunter class had given up on each other - ergo plummeting down, as a whole, far below the others. They laugh at us. They mock us. The statue will hold the tale so long it stands. We had it the first day before retreating for the rest of the way through. We didn't even try. I've seen the Titans stand in lines to turn coins over as if they had a secret boardroom for them that Bungie kept secret somewhere in the Tower. I've watched Warlocks keep their shittake together without saying, and perform almost entirely clairvoyantly. And when I turn to take a look at us, we are f**king around - giving two sh**s about what we can do. We take matters into our own hands, on an individual scale. We will abandon each other at the drop of a hat. Sure, there are a lot of us who do care - but we hold the most members, and that weighs our efforts differently. A lot of us isn't enough. We need most of us, if not all, to stand a chance this year in the Guardian Games. Furthermore, last year there was an exotic machine gun - the Heir Apparent - that was offered up to those who completed all of their Guardian Game triumphs. And everyone, not just Hunters, had eventually resorted to the Titan class to earn it the quickest. The Titans can tease all they want, and the Warlocks can make their comments - but it still holds, that this year we should prove the other classes wrong. Where we lack in the vigor of the Titan, we are swift. Where we lack in the grace of the Warlock, we are tricky. We are summoned literally to p*ss off everyone using our dexterity and slight tactics. We should take advantage of the fact that we even have [i]numbers.[/i] We could crush the other classes had we wanted to. Yet unlike the other classes, we lack the most in commitment. So please, Hunters, we've always had a chance. We need only to work together. We stepped out too soon to count in. Cayde-6 would be disappointed in us if this is how we chose to proceed in his memory.