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Try playing these characters and see how you feel after that.
I'd also recommend taking advice from the above comment. I've been working towards getting every hunter to Mastery 2, and playing a hunter that you frequently have trouble with makes you realise their good and bad qualities far quicker than playing against them and getting killed by some ability of theirs that you don't know anything about. Later down the line, you'll find them easier to fight as you have a better understanding of their entire kit and what they're capable of
Ok technically Jin has a stun, but only if deathblow is cast over the abyss and slams the target but thats because slammed includes stun.
Poke > Engage > Sustain > Poke. Poke teams weaken engage teams so they are too low to all in, engage teams focus down targets quickly to prevent sustain, sustain teams nullify the chip from poke.
Zeph still kinda crazy though cause he can help his team engage, and he his has pick and sustain and damage and slight disengage.
Top level players still think zeph is really good after the nerfs. Before the recent nerfs, zeph+oath was pick or your trolling at top level play. Oath is out now that he was heavily nerfed but zeph is still quite good and still highly picked. He just offers so much. If you are only trying to outheal all the damage, he is gonna feel trash, because the game isn't about doing that. The fact that he actually could before is the problem.
And again man, go to arena and play some of these hunters you have problems with. You'll get to see how all the other players deal with you doing that.
I really don't want to learn more about them other than what they do to me, and as you saw some posts up, he got something that immobilizes you and prevent from getting away, while he can simply hit you with all he got.
Maybe a shorter time the skill works, like Void's puddle takes forever to turn off, while you are sitting duck on a plate.
You seem almost willfully opposed to learning how the game works.