I fail to see how hawkmoon isn't based off of skill. Especially compared to weapons like doctrine and mida which are basically just spray weapons. I disagree and think that any non full auto primary weapon that requires headshots to be competitve takes skill to use. Hawkmoon take a decent amount of skill to land headshots. Not to mention you have to know the ranges. It's not like year 1 with crazy range and very little dropoff. The only real luck factor was year 1 when you could 1 shot people. As it is now it's pretty much a consistent 3 shot kill like most handcannons. Occasionally you can get lucky and get a 2 shot kill. But this is much, much rarer now that it requires 2 lucky rounds. Year 1 was a pretty consistent 2 shot kill. Which even then was fine because you could outgun thorns with it. If you were good. For a good majority of year 2 the only handcannon that could compete was tlw. That's a sad state for a weapon class when there is only 1 valid option.