Also, in case you still haven't noticed, each class is is meant for certain playstyles and roles. So no, Warlocks and Titans should not get a mobile super like the Hunter, and no, hunters shouldn't have a "support super". If you want a mobile Super, roll a Hunter. If you want a support Super, roll a Defender or Sunsinger. Plain and simple. Warlock Supers turn them into human artillery cannons. You either throw a massive bomb, or you get to rain fire down from the sky with grenades. Titan Supers are meant for on-site crowd dispersion, in the form of either overwhelming assault or near-unbreakable defense. They are simply meant for clearing and controlling the current area. Hunter supers are meant for quick, mass kills with extreme mobility. That's the way it is.

I never thought of it it that way, makes a ton of sense if you look at it from that way.

Honestly, the tricky one was the Hunter one. I had to think of a way to keep the mobility, without sacrificing lethality, but also without making it too overpowered like Arc Blade. Which is why i thought of just making it have 2 straight-line dash attacks that just carve through a narrow area. You'll still have to aim it, you're limited to number of charges, but you can still rack up a body count if you use it right.... or launch yourself off the edge of the map, that works too.

I came up with a pretty good solution have the hunter just have a mist bout him, kinda like the wizarfd darkness that harms nearby enemies and heals nearby teammates or boosts their stats.