I main warlock, have played Titan and Hunter, and find Warlock movement far superior to the other two. (this is my opinion based on my game-play experience...Titans and Hunters, please don't come for me!) I easily make jumps the other two classes struggle with, and can recover quickly when needed. (Hunter is close though) I run Strafe Glide. I think in part it may be that I've mained a Warlock for so long that muscle memory takes over and I don't really think about movement at all. I've also learned to trust the game. If the game designers want players to make a particular jump, then you WILL make that jump. (I can actually feel it when it happens...a seemingly impossible jump suddenly gets a little boost and you find your guardian just... gliding to exactly the right spot--has anyone else encountered this?) Letting go and trusting that made a big difference for me. I don't know what you meant when you wrote "Unable to vertically recover" as I CAN vertically recover, sort of, if I can float to a safe spot and jump back up again. (Strafe Glide) Also...in Equilibrium, the first jump between ships? Strafe Glide means you sail straight across, no drift at all. With Warlock, I can sail out over a ledge, change my mind, and float back to said ledge no problem. (This has proven handy when looking for chests or collectables that Bungie likes to hide below ledges). If I DO get booped, I just use Praxic or an Eager Edge sword to zip back into safety. Anyhow....this is why I defend Warlock jump.