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- "Hunters once prowled the wilderness and wastelands, taking big risks for even bigger rewards. You're no outlaw – at least not any more – but making your own luck has always meant bending the rules. Your unique brand of daring and ingenuity is needed now more than ever."
- — Class description
The Hunter is a type of Guardian who uses stealth and long ranged weapons to kill his/her enemies.[1] Through manipulation of the Traveler's energies, Hunters learned how to survive in the wild. Some fear them as being dangerous, but their bravery has led to many discoveries dating back to the Golden Age.[2]
Abilities
Hunters are focused on damage dealing from short and medium range.[3]
All Guardians have certain abilities, some of which are granted by the Traveler, others which may appear more mundane in nature. All Guardians have a double jump ability and a "grenade-type" ability whose effects vary by class.[4][5] All these abilities with the exception of the double jump can be upgraded over time and can be used in competitive PvP.[6][7]
Subclasses
- Gunslinger- "A lone wolf who lives for the perfect shot." A class well-suited for engaging single high-priority targets with high agility bonus.
- Super - Golden Gun: The Hunter draws a hand cannon charged with Solar light, and gets three high-power shots.[8]
- Melee - Throwing knife
- Grenades - Incendiary Grenade, Tripmine Grenade, Swarm Grenade
- Jump - Double Jump
- Blade Dancer - unlocked at level 15
- Uncategorized: A quick-dash or blink ability in which the Hunter seemingly vanishes, presumably appearing in another nearby location (the video in which this was seen only showed the Hunter disappearing, not reappearing).[9]
Trivia
- Destiny marks the third time a group of entities in a Bungie game has been named "Hunters", the other two being Marathon and Halo. It also marks the first time that Hunters are not an enemy class.
- The Hunter's outfit is shown to have a 50:50 fabric to armor ratio.[citation needed] Its visual design is meant to look like they scavenge the wilderness for gear, with torn capes and gear based on HAZMAT material.[10]
Gallery
Concept Art of armor for the Hunter.
Concept art of a female Hunter.
Concept art and a finished model.
A render of a female Hunter.
The insignia of the Hunter.
Another Hunter emblem.
A banner representing the Hunter.
A Hunter (center) in The Law Of The Jungle live action trailer.
A Hunter on the Moon.
Detail of a Hunter's exotic armor.
List of appearances
- The Law Of The Jungle (First appearance)
- Destiny
References
- ^ IGN: Bungie's Destiny: A Land of Hope and Dreams
- ^ Destiny.bungie.org: Transcript of the official English version of the cards
- ^ Destiny the Game: Game Master July 2014 Destiny Cover Issue & PlayStation UK Magazine June 2014 Destiny Hands-on: Breakdown
- ^ [http://www.destructoid.com/destiny-s-combat-is-solid-but-i-m-not-so-sure-about-the-rest-of-it-273692.phtml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter Destructoid: Destiny's Combat is Solid, But I'm Not So Sure About the Rest of it.
- ^ Destiny Players: Warlock controls
- ^ MMORPG: Delving Into Bungie's Vision
- ^ Bungie.net: The Mail Sack of Your Dreams
- ^ Bungie.net: Building the Destiny E3 Reveal
- ^ a b YouTube: Thank You, Destiny Community
- ^ Polygon: Bungie outlines ambitions for Destiny's extensive character customization
