It’s the recently buffed stasis melee + knockout which is carrying it, with the network in this game it’s quite difficult to consistently counter

the best subclass is free LOOOOOL

Why? So you can copy it instead of making your own build based on your specific playstyle? Yeah, sounds like your destiny player

@@tee-ravis4802 It's nice for learning how the game works. Seeing what a top player chooses and why is very helpful.

@@tee-ravis4802I mean it’s his game he can do whatever he wants lol, but yeah it’s fun finding out stuff on your own like intended

@@tee-ravis4802ur talking to a 🤖

@@butwhole69420 duh? Never said it wasn’t 😂😂

They fixed that today

@@colinfaherty661 They fixed nothing they clearly said Mid august in TWAB, people are supposing is in Act II which has nothing to do with PvP

@@yermo-2820 it was literally in today's patch notes lol

@@colinfaherty661 can confirm

He did a pretty good job explaining what makes an S tier class: No glaring weaknesses or provides a utility or counter to oppressive strategies. The sentinel neutral game is still strong as it's ever been but you swap bubble for axes which has a fast cooldown for a one off super. If they did not get the axes then it would have dropped significantly. Nightstalker getting a bump in its neutral game is nice but the supers still hold it back especially when the buff to the class, the smoke bomb, is available on a stronger overall kit with Prismatic. The smoke bomb buff alone just doesn't justify it moving tremendously. You also have to keep in mind that clips of something happening doesn't equate to the ease of it happening. He might have 20+ clips of soloing the old bubble but there are hundreds of times where it doesn't work. The old bubble basically required the titan to make the mistake.

@@joshtenney4143 Hunter doesn't just have the smoke bomb though, it has the better jump and the class ability is better for gun fights too. Thats a strong neutral. Even with the old Bubble, to say the Titan needed to mess up is totally ignoring that it is a Super vs neutral. The Super should have the advantage and the Bubble is the easiest to challenge in neutral. Which Cammy has far more clips of him beating this Super from neutral then any other.

@@MrAbysmaI The jump and class ability aren't unique to nightstalker so doesn't elevate it in relation to the rest of the sandbox. All hunters have those jumps and dodge abilities. Nightstalker at a certain point in the skill curve requires your team to set you up and the agency to swing a match on your own drops. Sentinel on the other hand retains its individual strength pretty evenly across the skill spectrum and then gets even better when you coordinate with your team. That's why he has it rated higher. Content creators are going to post highlights, not the 100 times a fight against a bubble failed. I'm sure you've seen it happen plenty where someone tried to fight a titan in their bubble and died, that was the norm. Hunters as a whole are rated pretty favorably in his tier list with the lowest rating being B tier. 1/3 of titan subclasses he rated at D tier so he isn't dogging on hunters.

​@@joshtenney4143 The Bubble is the easiest to contest. That's what is the norm. If you think people lose to Bubble more often, you're forgetting that it's a Super. It should have advantage against neutral. Which is why Cammy has so many clips of him doing so. A content creator will post clips of them beating a Super. He has more clips of him beating Bubble because it happens more often. It's pretty arbitrary to say Nightstalker needs more team setup but Sentinel gets stronger with team coordination. But... I have to retract my initial statement. I see that Tether is just one step below Bubble on the list. What I'm arguing more for is how Sentinel isn't nearly as strong as people say and putting it all on the Super is silly in the current sandbox. (And in general, since neutral games matters so much more)

What setup do you run on your stasis titan? Been considering trying it out recently after the cryo buff

@kyleswenson4568 well. I enjoy verglas curve, allows me to (in pve) use cover to take angles I regularly couldn't. I use Cadmus with diamond Lance and harvest, and rime, fissures, rending, and the grenade regen one I forget for stasis crysals. Essentially, use lances to lock down tightly knit mobs and larger enemies, and use verglas to set up cover and minefields and such. Break the crystals and get the armor, and use glacier grenade for instant cover or damage when you don't have a Lance or Verglas stacks. Fill in fragment choices where you think you should. Hope this helps!

It’s a bug they confirmed on their latest TWAB. Once it’s fixed you’ll be able to utilize cryoclasm without janky sprint cancel-sprint-slide bullshit I’ve been using behemoth since the change, have gone flawless every weekend. Cryoclasm is still good, it just needs to be used differently now. Being able to cover a LOT of distance from a neutral position is quite helpful. Your long distance speed (like trials openings) isn’t as fast, but your burst repositioning is much faster

I'd say its less overrated and more it just preforms better in lower skill lobbies and you have to lock in to take advantage of it in higher skill lobbies. The kit isn't free but if you know what you're doing you can apply alot of pressure. You do have a fair point though that the standard prismatic hunter spam can shut it down like it shuts down most classes if they have fast enough cooldowns but it's not as op as people say, just really annoying to fight because the whole setup is area denial thats spammed. Drop the hunter before he can press grenade, melee, and dodge and you won't have any issues.

​@@ShadowNemesis575Agreed greatly on the applying pressure part. Shadebinder and Prism are good not because of the freezes and ignitions you'll get, but because of the threat of doing so. If you insta freeze someone the moment that they walk through a door but they won't do it, congrats you won the engagement and that part of the map is now yours.

I think blink with phoenix dive is pretty strong, aspects leave a little to be desired but they are also giving you more fragment slots, probably easily the best transcendence grenade too

@@ExpertRam Blink is irrelevant. People used it to get to sniper lanes first, but snipers aren't too hot right now. Also, a half decent hunter sees you blinking towards you and then just dodges, leaving a clone behind. If you wanna go fast, just snap skate

@@VAVORiAL “blink is irrelevant” is definitely a uh… interesting take. Blink isn’t solely about going fast + lmk when you figure out how to snap skate on jumper, I’ll be waiting.