If i was a bad Demoman, i wouldnt be sitting here discussing it wit ya now wouldnt i?
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Lol, I love you all. I hope you are having a wonderful day. 
sap
Warlock. We have summon stones and dungeon finder warps so they’re a pointless class.
Hunters do the pet thing better, shadow priests to damage better.
Can I just delete this guy? Bringing his disgusting positivity to GD.
Truth, I think everyone, if they put their minds to it would agree. Huntards.
Not saying that is what I want. My solo toon is a Hunter and they have eliminated a lot of the things that Hunters can do to annoy people. But, the memory is there.
Having played every class, I cannot think of one - the worse one to play is Warrior, I can never max it out no matter what. The most annoying are Paladins, they are everywhere.
Demon Hunters. Now they can say they sacrificed everything.
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Losing a fight? Bubble hearth.
3 button rotation.
The ultimate crutch class.
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Share that wealth baby!
Hunters.
Probably on the the worst classes with the worst looking tier sets.
Survival is cool but it’s just weird to be melee still. I do enjoy mongoose more now that I did in legion. Mongoose bite with RNG mastery just felt weird.
Bm is ungodly boring though and MM just…mm is just boring and clunky. I like having the big aimed shot but it just doesn’t currently feel big and I don’t really feel like a marksman. It’s in such a weird place.
Bard class confirmed!
Kidding aside, a bard class done right could be epic.
Yeah, a bard done like the april fool’s joke would be absolutely terrible. But one inspired by DnD instead of guitar hero would be a fine addition to the game.
For me it would be demon hunters. It’s not like I absolutely hate the class and think they are just over the top broken, but the guy who was designing them had to be on some sort of L$D based drug in order to think that class design was a good idea.
I don’t understand why Blizzard thought it would be a good idea to design that class like where their single target damage is also their aoe damage which is also part of their defensive capabilities? (Blade Dance) Not really sure why that class is a thing tbh.
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Only if we can get giants to attack other players by running away at them.
Imma be honest. I cannot parse this sentence into something comprehensible. I feel like this is a reference I’m not getting or something?
Survival is weird, fun but weird.
Hunters back in Legion was pretty fun for me. Main reason I made a hunter was because Legion MM was great imo.
Now they are kinda just there. They don’t really feel unique, they are just glorified nature rouges.
None. Rather I’d look at disparity in class balance and fix that instead.
The DH hate is subtle here. Subtle as a sledgehammer to the balls lol.
Removing DH would not fix underlying issues in class design. See I don’t lean to DH’s as a crutch per se. Its more I just don’t really love many other classes. I’d love classes with more involved rotations or watching meters of some sort more if the work panned out better really.
Work all you need to make S. priest work well, it hits hard. All the time. that be nice. Blizzard is not seeing that view point.
I recall pre 8 release people saying please blizzard, make classes with complicated rotations do at least equal damage to the “brain dead” classes like DH, DK, BM hunter.
they didn’t listen. Is it the classes fault? Nope. See I get the lock hate on DH. If I ran the show you’d have all they stole from you and gave to us. DH is a melee class with tank option.
Lock could have kept its goodies, DH could have had them too and we’d all live together happily. Locks would use old abilities as ranged dps or pet class…different enough for me to stay as they were. I don’t work for blizzard though so yeah…I am just some fat internet geek with an opinion on class design lol.
Funny to see so much diversity in class hatred lol. But overwhelming it appears dh is up there and rogues too. Both not a total surprise ha
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