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There is no best weapon in the game, every weapon has a role (even the much reviled Bursts and Missiles).
The general thinking behind Dave's suggestion is as follows:
Pulse Lasers use the least amount of energy out of all lasers, but they do the lowest damage. Using them in numbers allows them to overwhelm Shields and compensate for their comparatively lower damage to Hull.
Beams do major damage to Shields, but will eat your Power quickly. Multi-cannons do reduced damage to Shields, but will shred Hull and cost almost no Power. The idea is to Beam someone until his Shields drop, and then tear into him with Multis
It'd be better if you had your ship in front of you so you could look, but one thing I will say is that your Internal components make a large difference in your combat performance. Don't neglect your Internals.
From your description, it sounds like you have Fragment Cannons instead of Multi Cannons equiped. Fragment Cannons are the game's shot-gun.
Also another thing to consider are the size Class of the Hardpoints. Class 2 (Mediums), are more powerful than Class 1 (Smalls).
They converge, but weapon convergance only helps up to a point. Having weapons that far apart will affect your ability to concentrate fire.
As an example, A friend of mine in a Cobra targeted me, in a Diamondback Scout, with his Class 1 wing-mounted Lasers. I could sit in between his Lasers without getting hit.
Some NPCs in Imperial Clippers have Fixed wing-mounted Lasers. Same deal, they could never hit me because their Lasers didn't converge enough.
The Cobra's Class 1 hardpoints in its wings are so far apart that no amount of weapon convergence can make up for it. That's why its highly recommended that you don't put Fixed weapons in them. You can if you really want to, but compensating for it isn't easy.
No they aren't. They are closer. The Cobra's points are really far out, and convergence doesn't work like WWII plane convergence in that they don't intersect fire at a point. They also don't have the convergence range of gimbals, so fixed are not good on Cobra small points.
The game's scales are very vague and obtuse, but once you learn the 'language' of the rating system and item descriptions things start to become clearer.
P.S. I dont have elite on steam, but i have the internet version.