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I have, and I'm not blind to its potential. Seriously, I just finished a run with him and fully upgraded it, I had a pretty decent build for once and I melted those final bosses. But it's still awkward and janky to use in the context of DRGS, with walls and obstacles everywhere, a vital need to not just move around but straight up run away constantly. The concept of a forward facing weapon just doesn't feel like it translates well into this specific form. The shotgun feels a little better since it's more of a shot-by-shot weapon, so you don't have to constantly face the enemy to get some damage in, but it's still a little uncomfortable.
Learn how to use it before complaining
Heck if you can unlock multiple forward facing weapons you can turn him into a walking tank with sufficient upgrade and luck.
The auto-shotgun is the best frontal facing weapon in the game, due to it's insane DPS to kill early game and mid game tier enemies. It shoots constantly unlike other weapons which may have very long reload period, it has a reload speed of 1 second by default, and shoots 4 times. Increase reload speeds by 100% and max out fire rate, and you will literally 'spit' out spread shots.
It also 'staggers' enemies back a few milimeters when you shoot them and having all the pellets hit a big enemy will do full damage.
I'm not sure if you can unlock more guns and actually get them to build a unique playstyle though.
For instance the digger has a circling flamethrower, and the engineer has a circling tesla drones.
The Digger starts by default a pistol that shoots behind him, and only behind him, so maybe you could combine that with the gunner's machine gun.
You do kind of have to focus on kinetic builds, though. Just don't build anything else but Kinetic weapons, kinetic damage, etc. Get the Overclock for the minigun that gives it pierce-through, it makes it ungodly strong. Also, get the artifact that gives you bonuses for standing still - back yourself into a dug-out tunnel (make sure you have an escape wall you can dig through) and funnel bugs in. Crazy powerful.
Also, a neat tip for using the Minigun- When you're mining something, lightly tap in the opposite direction. Not enough to stop mining, but doing this will make Gunner "face" that direction, letting the Minigun shoot while you mine. VERY important trick for succeeding with the Minigun, imo.
once u get pierce on it its become an insane weapon.
the only thing u need to do is take some distance once its reloading and then turn back face the horde spary them with the minigun .
also good strat is too tunnel ur self a little but so the horde come on one line then spray them.
the gun it self going to win many lvls as a gunner once u get the pierce upgrade.
btw no pierce on weapon, u will have hard time to win.
Unlocking weapons with other classes gives a variety of tools to use. As long as RNG does'n shank you :D
That said i wouldnt be surprised if the difficulty remains but we see more progression (like bosco) that will make the game easier without modifying the enemies