This post is not meant as one class vs another, just an observation. I have an observation and suggestion/ question. I was playing as a Titan yesterday. I wanted to play one of the subclasses that had a shorter base super cooldown. This got me looking around and finding a big difference between the classes, and wondering why it’s like this. Below are my findings if you keep reading. I know it’s unlikely, but I hope some updates could happen, and make the classes more balanced. [b]Supers and Base Cooldowns by Class[/b] Titan * Hammer of Sol- 9:16 * Burning Maul- 8:20 * Sentinel Shield- 9:16 * Ward of Dawn- 7:35 * Fists of Havoc- 9:16 * Thundercrash- 9:16 * Glacier Quake- 9:16 * Bladefury- 9:16 Warlock * Daybreak- 9:16 * Well of Radiance- 7:35 * Nova Bomb: Vortex- 8:20 * Nova Bomb: Cataclysm- 8:20 * Nova Warp- 9:16 * Stormtrance- 9:16 * Chaos Reach- 7:35 * Winter’s Wrath- 9:16 * Needlestorm- 8:20 Hunter * Golden Gun: Deadshot- 9:16 * Golden Gun: Marksman- 9:16 * Blade Barrage- 7:35 * Shadowshot: Moebius Quiver- 8:20 * Shadowshot: Deadfall- 7:35 * Special Blades- 9:16 * Arc Staff- 9:16 * Gathering Storm- 8:20 * Silence and Squall- 7:35 * Silkstrike- 9:16 Concussions and Questions: 1. Titans have only 8 supers, and only 2 of those are under 9:16 2. Warlocks have 9 supers, with over 50% of them. (5 of 9) being above 9:16. 3. Hunters have the most supers at 10. They split evenly right at 50% of supers either above 9:16 or at 9:16. So my questions are: 1. Why do Titans have less super options? 2. Why are more of them, for Titans, at 9:16 base cooldown, while the other two classes have at least 50% of them above the 9:16 mark? Solutions: 1. Give Titans 1-2 more supers. 2. Make 2 of the current supers less than 9:16 in base cooldown. I know this game is all about balancing, however, super cooldown are currently not equal among the classes. Thanks for reading if you made it this far. 😁👍