@anon75893681 I can understand that it’s hard to explain… I’m not native english and certain words, in my language, can have a slightly different meaning.
With “control” I mean a weapon capable of stagger the entire horde (or a great part of it) with an attack (then sure, certain exceptions can exist).
A weapon with high dps but “low stagger” can deal with hordes, you can kill hordes quickly, but you can’t control them… however quick you can kill, it will take some time. And, “in that time”, hordes can damage your mates, can take space, can advance… and they are harder to fight, you must dodge much more (which is always risky).
While, with staggering weapons, is enough an attack (or a couple of them) to make harmless the entire horde. It’s more immediate.
I’m NOT saying “meh, high dps weapons are useless for horde”… indeed they are complementary. Vermintide is a coop game, where one must cover the weaknesses of the other.
The ideal thing would be one guy that staggers and another one that kills… for these reasons the capacity of stagger is important, and if X weapon can’t do that, it must considered a disadvantage. Exactly how “low dps” is a disadvantage too.
Weapons with pro and cons, like it should be.
I hope this can help to explain better my personal idea 
@Adelion I haven’t never said that developers don’t read (I meant that an infinite discussion, passed a certain point, rarely contains new info). About your comments, don’t worry, they don’t offend me (no sarcasm). As written, I just wanted to give an advice (since, even if you believe you have a lot of datas, these datas could be subjective/false… or they could be objective/true).
“we perceive the game apparently completely different”, exactly what I was saying… You don’t agree with my post and I don’t agree with your answer. Which it’s ok, one can’t always agree.