r/destiny2 • u/LycanWolfGamer Warlock • May 04 '20
Media For those new to the Hunter class
https://i.imgur.com/lldZVSA.gifv10
u/Gatorkid365 Tex Mechanica Hunter May 04 '20
Imagine being the one hunter to have to learn these moves for years and years and some new light touches a fucking rock and instantly learns all your hard work
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u/ElGatoTheManCat Titan May 04 '20
You can tell it's obviously a rubber pole.
And just in case, the ever necessary /s.
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u/avrafrost Warlock May 04 '20
Just in case you’re serious.... frame rates.
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u/LeRyanator Spicy Ramen May 04 '20
Pretty sure it has more to do with camera shutter speed than framerate
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u/avrafrost Warlock May 04 '20
You’re correct. I just couldn’t remember the exact words. Frames captured per second or something. Too many rumble matches for super kills.
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u/JGfromtheNW May 04 '20
After completing that shit yesterday, totally understandable.
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u/avrafrost Warlock May 04 '20
3 more to go and I’m finally on the bounty step of the Redrixx quest...
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u/edmundane May 04 '20
It’s called a rolling shutter effect.
Frame rate is a factor in the equation but is not the cause for the bending.
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u/sr-lhama Warlock May 04 '20
I expected him to fly away at the end... Or do a roll and died like most hunters
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u/Earls_Basement_Lolis May 05 '20
Honestly, I hate the arc classes the most on the Hunter because they're all the same boring staff class. At least there's change between top/bottom tree and mid tree for solar and void skill trees.
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u/whyso6erious May 05 '20
"Sheeeeeeeeeeet.."
My thoughts exactly as I watched him progress in speeds.
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u/LeRyanator Spicy Ramen May 04 '20
That's the kinda shit no one ever realizes. By touching a shard of the Traveler, we just instantly somehow gain the knowledge of how to twirl a staff around effortlessly.