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Rangers can also use Strength perfectly fine, especially in BG3 where they can choose to be proficient in heavy armor.
If you don't want to do that, there's also a nice finesse polearm on one of the vendors.
2h is generally better suited for fighter or barbarian so you can get 3 attacks per round (barbarian gets + 1 in frenzy, and fighter gets a second bonus attack at high levels, so the barbarian gets it at level 5!). The 2h ranger can't get a third 2h attack as-is (warlock pact of blade or barbarian frenzy multiclass ideas could fix this). If you lack a bonus attack, a single level of monk lets you kick stuff and with tavern brawler feat, kick them pretty hard as a str based build.
Respec is king.