Warlocks have a new sliding melee attack that acts as a short-range teleport, releasing a series of lightning bolts at the end of the animation.Thunderclap can one-shot Guardians in PvP while fully charged up to 15m away.One of their Aspects allows them to improve the strength of some Arc grenades. A new melee, Thunderclap, allows you to charge a hard-hitting punch. Titans have a new class ability that acts as a short dash, behaving similarly to Icarus Dash or the original Destiny's Twilight Garrison Exotic.
Blink has been buffed across the board (even for Voidwalkers).Blink is also available as an Arcstrider, replacing your jump ability. Throw your Arc Staff like a spear, creating a field of Arc energy wherever it lands. Hunters have a new Arc Super: Gathering Storm.Overall, this is a major buff to all Arc subclasses and makes them more viable in endgame PvE and PvP content. This also means that some classes got new abilities with Arc 3.0, such as Hunters getting the new Gathering Storm Super. All classes have at least two melee abilities, two Supers, and access to all Arc grenades. Most features from Arc 2.0 have been carried over to the new system. All Arc subclasses now use the Aspects and Fragments system introduced with Stasis in Beyond Light, allowing players to select two Aspects and various Fragments to create a build. Arc 3.0 is an overhaul of all Arc subclasses in Destiny 2, including the Hunter Arcstrider, Titan Striker, and Warlock Stormcaller.
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