Yes, they are excellent single target damage dealers, but their difficulty lies in limited target switching, as you're both playing the beast that acts as the tank, and the hunter who deals the damage. They are relatively easy to pickup and play, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're great, or that at higher levels, they have an advantage.
For a start, much of their viability at the top level is dependent upon getting the correct legendary gear, without which they have a significant class disadvantage when compared to others. Hunters just aren't getting the love these days.
Find it all here, where we have broken the contenders down for you, at no expense. But still, there must be a "best" out there somewhere. Which class is best? Which is the unabashed worst? In recent expansions, dating back to Cataclysm and going all the way to the current Legion, many of the classes have been heavily balanced, their roles changed and expanded. While the meta has shifted over the years, the current incarnation of classes - including the newer Death Knight and Monk classes has paved the way for a more interesting debate than ever before. One subject of contention among WoW neophytes and old hands alike has been its class system. Taking place on Azeroth, the mythical world of Warcraft, the game begins approximately four years after the last title in the franchise, Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, an RTS title like its predecessors. The game is a mainstay of Blizzard Entertainment 's successful Warcraft franchise, which even saw its first commercial film release last summer, was first released in 2004 and has steadily trucked along with six expansions in the ensuing years. It remains the world's most successful, highly populed MMORPG with a peak of 12 million in 2010, and seven years later, clocks in at a healthy 5.5 million. World of Warcraft - where all our MMO dreams began.
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