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To which I say, it depends. I've seen this talk about the slack before and honestly I don't think it matters. The player in question still has 4 stratagems, a secondary and most likely a support weapon of some kind; which do a majority of the damage in a good team believe it or not.
We use to do four man squads of nothing but constitution in HD1 on the max difficulty, and I tell you, it was funny. But also we were bailed out more often than not by our offensive stratagems. Same applies here.
The rifle was never gonna stop a hulk/bile titan/strider/charger/tank anyway. That's why you have a rocket launcher and the 380mm cannon, right?
I wish you well on your quest to have everyone and everything do what YOU want...
It's supposed to be a joke that you can take with you to make heads go boom. It was never supposed to be a viable primary. 90% of the player base isn't going to remember the rifle exists in a month, especially after the next warbond drops.
It's not here to appease the player base, it's here to be a punchline to a joke and a nod to HD1.
I agree with your points about unintended griefing though. If you're dropping into a D10 with the Constitution and costing the team a win, that's ♥♥♥♥♥♥.
It's like I'm on Twitter now
1: It has SMG tier handling, so you can snap from target to target at close quarters.
Other DMRs are slow and floaty, making them only viable at long range.
2: 99 shots, which is more than the Diligence, + rounds reload so you never waste any in a discarded clip.
3: Improved Melee will kill most light bugs in 1 swing, and stun to secure the second swing's killing blow if not.
I use this with a Guard Dog & Commando against bugs, and Shield Generator & Commando against bots. It has been an excellent primary when used alongside the revolver, and i prefer it over my other primaries.
Only 5 rounds in the clip.
Doesn't have a scope.
Has terrible iron sights.
You have to rack in a new bullet after each shot.
Sometimes doesn't kill a hunter in one shot.
Sometimes doesn't kill a hunter in one melee.
Terrible against elites to which it should excel at.
No stripper clip for a complete empty reload.
At least you can pick other primaries off of other players if they die, which is likely in the case where there's a struggle. That said, currently a lot of weapons have this issue, the constitution is at least very obvious with it. Using any of the assault rifles, or the laser cannon, or the airburst, rocket launcher all sorta run into this same issue where a player just cannot do as much as others, like objectively they don't have the output to do so if you had two players doing just as good as each other.
Diligence has 180 rounds, Diligence CS has 105.
It was a token weapon given out as a cheeky gift for a made up holiday in a video game. Thats it. Thats all it is. Thats all it ever will be. Just accept it and move on.
This isn't some huge issue that needs to be debated for months. Its over. You got the gift, its done.
Thats literally all there is to it. Anything beyond that is just stuff you guys are inventing in your heads.