Warlocks are better than Hunters in Destiny

Warlocks are better designed for team roles, greater in both PvP and PvE situations, and look more swagalicious. The Warlock, like the other classes, has two subclasses it can follow. The "Voidwalker" subclass is built to value power over everything else. With its super, it can launch a nova bomb that can take out countless enemies plus add various other effects that are unlocked later on in the subclass. One way of improvement makes the bomb fork into three separate bombs with a smaller blast radius and less power that can cover a wide area to further enhance your prowess in crowd control. Antoher one adds velocity and power to the bomb which allows for it to travel faster, add extra distance, and pack an extra punch. Finally, as the most common variation of the super, your nova bomb can leave an orb that does a DoT effect allowing for an initial blast and a consequential orb of damage that is great in PvP and PvE. The grenades for this subclass are as follows: Vortex Grenade, Scatter Grenade, and Axion Bolt. The Vortex Grenade creates an orb that has a DoT effect that can be improved to have a larger radius, therefore damaging more enemies. The Scatter Grenade does an initial explosion and several smaller explosions which do less damage; this grenade is useful when dealing with enemies that swarm, such as thralls, but it is not the best choice for PvP. The third grenade, Axion Bolt, does an initial explosion and creates small bolts that will track towards enemies. This grenade, when combined with the perk Annihilate, will give the bolts a larger radius to track enemies. This grenade is quite useful as a trap in both PvP and PvE scenarios and is used by those who have advanced enough to unlock it. The second subclass (unlocked upon reaching level 15) is the "Sunsinger." This subclass beats everything but the OPAF Titan shield as a team element. One of the early unlocks in your skill tree reduces all ally cooldowns when you go super. Another amazing thing about the super is that as one of the last unlocks, Gift of the Sun, you can throw two grenades instead of one, so you can rain hellfire on all of your enemies while generating orbs of light for your teammates. If you do not want to use two grenades, you can use Angel of Light which allows you to float in the air when you aim in mid-jump, or you can use my personal favorite, Touch of Flame, which makes all grenades ignite enemies. Touch of Flame combined with Viking Funeral makes your grenades ignite enemies for a long time and a lot of damage, so if you have your super active, you can just watch as the orbs of light rain down. One of the last unlocks as a Sunsinger allows you to use your super past the grave. It is extremely useful in PvE situations as you can rise from the dead and revive teammates to keep going after the Darkness has consumed you. If you are more into the PvP aspect, this will allow you to revenge kill the man who killed you. Lastly, the Warlock looks, without a doubt, more swagaliscious than the Hunter. Warlocks are respected and feared, so they dress the part. My Warlock, for instance, has a band that trails fire when I walk, gauntlets that glow like the sun, and when I use my super, I get shrouded in flames and boast angelic wings of fire. What does the Hunter get? Well, after having a wonderful talk with Xur, Agent of the Nine, I was able to see an Exotic Hunter helm. It has three eyes. Not only that, the color scheme of it is pathetic. White, black, and green DO NOT go together. If you saw a hooded man that looked like he came from the darkest pits of Hell, would you be scared of him? Now, imagine that you are seeing a man with a brown shirt, bulky helmet with three eyes, and purple boots. Are you scared of him? The answer is obvious. Even in the game, the children refer to the Hunter's cloak as a "blanket." Now, as we know, children don't lie. if they say you look like you're wearing a blanket, you look like you're wearing a blanket. What is even more pitiful is the fact that they don't even regard their cloak, their most important piece of armor, as anything but a tool. There have even been cases where they admit to using them as something of a picnic blanket. They even admit that they are wearing blankets! The Warlocks respect their bands for what they are, an instrument of destruction. They are harnessing the power of the Traveler to use their magic, so they treat their bands with respect. While their bands will trail fire, glow, emit polygons, display the solar system, and all sorts of good stuff, the Hunter's cloaks are just tattered or shiny. From this evidence, we can conclude that Warlocks are, indeed, better than Hunters in Destiny.