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The shotguns in WL2 are a little better since you can sync with bomb tubes and there's lots of minefields to farm bomb tubes in LW2
The weapons you mentioned may not be your favorite, or seem useless to you, but if you take the time to use them effectively then you might enjoy them more.
I'm only a few hours in (just finished getting the three dudes for HQ and completed the garden quest) and noticed that combining cover with some tanky armor makes your characters kind of ridiculous. I full on just had my melee character stand in the way blocking the three wolves while the other characters shot them to death.
Shotguns are AOE weapons. While they don't have a high damage, they have an extremely low AP cost, extremely low ammunition cost (While also being pretty common), can ignore armor to cause bleed damage. Can destroy cover.
One of my characters uses dual shotguns with a high AP pool and speed. All he does is run up to a group of enemies. Unloads one shotgun, swaps to the other when he runs out of ammo, and mag dumps that. And it seriously ♥♥♥♥♥ up enough ♥♥♥♥ that a suppressing fire will finish them off.
For high armor characters, placing bleed on them is good given that bleed does a pretty stupid amount of damage per turn, which helps out when your rifles can only do chip damage.
Melee weapons are also pretty absurd. You Go with High Speed, Strength, and Coordination. Run up to someone, smash them. You can get a perk that causes bleed damage, and deals double damage to someone who's on fire. So put a molotov onto the bastard first. The AP cost for them is extremely low too. So... if you have... say Leadership on... and get a multikill going. That bonus translates to everyone else.
If you are only going to play on Easy and Normal difficulties, you don't really need to do that much tactical thinking outside of get to cover. But if you're playing on higher difficulties you'll notice that you'll need to have synergies. And that's what Melee and Shotguns do extremely well
I one shot 4 people at once yesterday with a shotgun from full health on the hardest difficulty. Tell me again how ♥♥♥♥ shotguns are, please.