So, I thought other really was a good choice for me. When I choose classes, weapons, etc. these days, I always look for a certain something that is really a new stat in my eyes. I acquired a taste for it while watching Quentin Tarantino movies and playing Call of Duty campaigns on easy. I developed it through trial and error with the help of my buddy Shadow of The Colossus, and perfected it in The Last of Us. It is a new playstyle, a discipline built on the glorious groundwork left by a master long before our time. I call this mix of play-style and measurable statistic "Being Leroy Jenkins." Basically, the idea is to be like Leroy. You don't care about being prepared. You don't care about your teammates. You don't care about whether or not you survive. You care about getting in there, and getting it done. You are the epitome of 'guns blazing' and 'stupid' in the eyes of others. But(and this shocked me) I have yet to play a video game where this style was unusable. Even in The Last of Us, a largely stealth based game, I was able to go the entire game without using stealth, and killed every enemy it was possible to kill, 90% of the time with my shotgun or sawed off. I even let them know I was coming most of the time with a warning shot. So my quest now is to see just how many video games can be played in this manner. All that to say, I'm thinking Titan, because I like the name.