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For the early floors, the Gatling Unit worked fine in my experience (it's one of the vendor ones; Null Parts are better though) with its ability to hit everything in front of you. Sure, the damage is awful, but regular enemies won't be able to hit you until you run out of ammo. For bosses, the Drill Arm (also one of the vendor ones, I think) can be very useful early on, as it'll stun-lock most of them until you run out of ammo, so they just drop dead without fighting back (this won't work on many later bosses). The Hammer Arm is also pretty useful if you like micro-managing things, as you can summon up to six balls to orbit around you (and shoot balls past six forward) to protect you from enemies. Also, switching weapons after summong the Hammer Arm balls will lead to their using the attack stat of the new weapon, so can switch to something higher level for more hammer damage.
As for the non-vendor ones, the Gumball Unit is kind of fun, as it sprays basically the whole area in front of you and costs very little ammo per shot, though won't do much damage. The Messiah Unit is the attack Arma uses in her boss fight with the big explosion (it does a lot of damage, but has a long animation and is hard to actually hit with), the Gravity Cannon is more or less the Crisis Cannon but does more damage, and the Phalanx Cannon is a higher damage version of the Gattling Unit with homing bullets.
Of course the Omega Cannon is basically point and win, but it is as you said a pain to get. Getting the rest is kind of random too unfortunately...most of them come from chests in either Lapis, Crystal Nightmare or both. Since you said you didn't like the Crisis Cannon, best recommendation would probably be the Phalanx Cannon (from Crystal Nightmare chests), can just spray it forward and it hits everything for decent damage. Though you may as well just clear Crystal Nightmare boss rush with whoever you normally use for a Pandora Unit (it uses random attacks...I didn't find it useful), then farm wisps to fuse an Omega Cannon. Or just accept that you don't like Arma.
If I somehow score a Pandora, I already have the materials for Omega. But by that point it's more a matter of not having much left for Arma to be doing.
I dunno, all the other characters I can at least find a use for and can play them comfortably, even the ones I had trouble with at first (Caillou, Charme). Arma's pretty much the only one that I feel like I'm still doing something really wrong, but she's also the only one that every time I start analyzing what I'm doing it comes down to "no, she really doesn't have any way to handle that".
But I definitely agree on Arma, she is just terrible in my opinion. Her omega cannon is okay when enemies don't just dodge it or the projectiles don't hit the walls... but it also is just boring to use...I much prefer a more active character. The other attacks she has from different weapons seem fairly weak to me, so in the end she just doesn't feel like a very strong adventurer in my experience....which sucks, since she is the last one you unlock and she seemed like she would be awesome at first.
Ropers are awful, that's true, but that's true no matter which character you use. That said, they also have a terrible turn-rate, so you can make them circle around you if you approach them from the right angle. The Omega Cannon actually works very well as a close-range weapon too, but there is a catch: since the beams shoot out from the back, you need to turn your back to the enemy you want to hit.
Of course, if you find yourself besieged by 6 fast ropers, that's gonna be tricky. But I have managed plenty of times.
With multiple beams, the Omega Cannon practically is cuterage :). And as said, regular enemies tend to die in one or two hits. I do miss a dash though.
And nice job getting the rocket boots. I'm still looking for those items.
Caillou laughs disparagingly at your difficulties.
Okay, I fused up a Chaos Unit for her. She's still pretty bad, but at least it can consistently hit things.
For Arma, it's pretty much all about the Omega Cannon. It wasn't until I got the Omega Cannon and Rocket Boots that my opinion of her changed....she's awesome with them, but without them I wouldn't even bother with her.
I'm sorry, but she's still really bad. I mean, I finished a Nightmare Boss Rush with her, but that was almost entirely on the momentum of Rocket Boots and kiting olympics I could've done with almost any other character (I think the only one I haven't done it with out of boredom while farming rank 5 ingredients is Elan). Omega feels like a slower, weaker Sparkburst that misses all the time and aims at the wrong things.
So yeah. I now have all the Parts in the encyclopedia, and every single one of them without exception is either embarrassingly weak or too unwieldy to use without seriously risking horrible death.