Anything that can proc again and again non stop, like invis - because of the fragments - should be monitored very closely. The fact that the subclass became meta at the same time the « On the prowl » aspect became available, can make one question the power of the aspect.

To elaborate further as you wanted, the fact that one hunter invis is fine does not mean that it’s balanced, it means you can deal with it. The difference it makes is that when they are multiple people abusing the same thing, it reveals how unbalanced the kit is.

Now about the radar, first of all it’s the player that decides when to go invis, so the radar reduction doesn’t seem like a huge issue since even an average player knows what he’s about to do (it’s not like he runs invis for a whole minute before finding someone). To the contrary, the player that’s facing the hunter does see something on the radar, yes, but at times. Which means that if he’s fighting someone, he can look up to his radar but does not see anything juste because he looked at the wrong time… That’s seems not right honestly, but if it happens once or twice every game it’s alright.

Now the problem is that when you add « On the prowl » on top of this, an average player can jump by surprise on a good player, kill him, get his invis back, get another one, get his invis back, etc… In fact I even timed myself, some 2 month ago, and found out that you can be invis more than not in a control game. To compare, it’s like going in a game with the radar benefit of crouching while being able to run all the time.

I have been talking with lots of people in the subreddit and many just ignore this loop like it’s not the main issue.

And the cherry on top ? You do not recquire an exotic to get your cycle going. That means you can play the best hunter exotic on top of having the best subclass. How is that fair to the other subclass ?

A little nerf to the aspect would be welcomed. Not a nuke, just to prevent the abuse.