That's the way i make my hunter too. I usually spend time as a medic. I let them clear some of the main clusters, or scatter them, and then i sit back and pick the enemy off every time they poke their ugly heads out. If i die, usually the team is screwed because i mostly hang with Jenkins, heavies or people who just enjoy CQBA

I typically go invisible, run to some strategic spot that only a moron would use for more than 5 seconds, line up a shot, unload (grenade, 2 rockets, then IB round or 2), hit super, turn invisible again, and hightail it outta there. Typical example is the Factory on Spikis nightfall where you've got 2 Captains. I'll run to the platform near the door (where those dregs hang out) and hit them with everything I got. Then go invisible and get back to cover.

Hunter invis is a great utility tool. Its an offense, its a defense, its a floor wax and a desert topping. (Little SNL humor there) anyway, have fun and cheers!

I also love blink. Few things that not a lot of people know/do with blink: - When an enemy shoots a slower moving projectile at you (think those blue tracking bullets that are fired in bursts, usually by Captains), you can run straight at the bullets, blink, and appear behind them, right in the Captain's face. Hit him with your blade, then blink behind him. - When you are running away from something that is rumbling straight at you, you can blink backwards as fast as they can run forwards. This is also true of guardians running at you. Walk+blink backwards = run forwards. (though, run+blink forwards > anything short of vehicle) - When something is shooting at you, you can blink sideways and appear ~20' to the side, well out of the way of whatever was coming at you.

Wow.. I never thought of using blink like that. I've never really used blink, i always found it hard to control. Guess if i can figure out how it works, it'll be helpful!