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Even at max upgrade, the plasma cutter always kills necromorphs faster, even if it's very slightly. There will never be any weapon more OP in the franchise than the Plasma Cutter lol.
... is it tho?
If you say so... sounds like I need to revisit the Pulse Rifle again, perhaps do a full playthrough with just it next to see how it really is vs the Plasma Cutter.
Either way, both are inferior on their own to the flamethrower/force gun + literally any other weapon combo. The flamethrower is the most ammo efficient weapon in the game, especially if you combo it with a pulse rifle or plasma cutter. With a single tank (granted, fully upgraded) in NG+ on hard I used the flamethrower + force gun/pulse rifle/line gun (whatever I happened to feel best fit the situation), I literally did not need to reload the flamethrower at all until chapter 3, while only using a single shot (or small burst from the pulse rifle) from my combo'd gun to kill every enemy (though I did save ammo when possible with kinesis).
The pulse rifle is super wimpy at the start, which I imagine is likely why people think it's bad. It scales really hard, though. There's also an exploit that lets you get infinite ammo with the pulse rifle where you fire mines at the floor, pick them back up, upgrade pulse rifle capacity, fire mines at the floor (since the gun's magazine was filled when you upgraded capacity), pick them back up, repeat until out of capacity upgrades, then reset the nodes and repeat as much as you like. After the 4th capacity upgrade (I think), you're credit positive, in that you can sell the ammo you generate for more credits than it costs to reset, and after the 7th or 8th, you're more getting back more than triple what you spent to reset.