I’ve already replied to that. What’s good about those “unique weapons”, if most of them are a) inferior weapon marks b) break due to Havoc limitations c) other classes have as much variety if not more.
Zealot can run Crusher, Thunder Hammer, Flamer, Relic Blade. Every Psyker staff is viable along with Force Swords and 2h Sword. Are we gonna count all the marks?
Good luck landing that 5+ headshots on a single Dreg Gunner to kill them with the best mark of Infantry Lasgun. Good luck having enough ammo on autoguns to kill everything you need and godawful accuracy without Exe Stance buffs for recoil control.
So, basically Vet only has Power Swords (1 mark really), Hellbores (2 marks, the fastest firing one is pointless to bring) and Plasma Gun. I’m not seeing how they have the most viable builds, compared to other human classes. If I’m generous I’d say the options are about the same, even though playing staff Psykers is way more enjoyable than running stuff like Hellbores.
Are you gonna substantiate your claim or you just gonna repeat that statement multiple times, before it sticks?
Vet relies on VOC for melee. Without it, he folds like a paper. Zealot deals more damage with both knife and duelling sword loadouts, and has more survivability at any times, not just with VOC up like Vet. Zealot is the only class that can tank multiple oneshots and survive.
Are you talking about Power Sword loadouts when you say it’s the best melee class? Sure, when you have Relic and Bubble shield in a competent team, on top of VOC, you have the means to swing it all the time not suffering from the lack of good dodges. Every other melee weapon? Zealot wins it, even if they don’t run FOF. Also if your teammates go down, it gets insanely difficult to survive with Power Sword. It’s a weapon I wouldn’t bring when playing Havoc 40 with randoms.
There’s a reason most good players do solo/duo runs with Zealot, and not any other class. When you say the class is “the strongest”, you don’t just count one build that works under perfect conditions with good teammates.
That’s called “an outlier”.
I’ve played Havoc 40 every week since the release. This is not true. I’ve never seen Vets with Exe Stance in my lobbies, and I barely see any Stealth Vets. Last Stealth Vet I’ve played with in Havoc 40 caused a wipe by running ahead by himself and dying, thinking he’s a Zealot.
More common than I think is like… a few people in dozens upon dozens lobbies?