Cause bungie has the worst game devs known to man

Because they don’t want you to be powerful. The name of the game is to take away from you and crumb feed you power. Chill clip on Rip Tide and Tanasha’s Mastery would be supreme for overloads, so the took it away from. You’re not allowed to have your own playstyle with whatever weapons you like. This is Bungie.

It's because stasis's champion verbs were linked. Suppression doesn't stack & become volatile. Radiant doesn't stack to cause ignitions. Jolt doesn't stack to blind. & whatever AB verb strand has doesn't stack to suspend. Stasis needs a new verb to make it similar to how the other elements work, & then stunning another champ would make sense.

The irony is, the renegade volatile mods let's you make weapons double champ

And prismatic eat the cake, with the right build one consecration slap can jolt, ignite and makes you radiant all at the same time.

I think because it was possible to stun all 3 if you were radiant. Chill clip weapons were too strong

Chill clip

As I see it a major issue here is that the Stasis Subclasses are centered around the [b]Slow[/b]/[b]Freeze[/b]/[b]Crystal[/b]-[b]Shatter[/b] gameplay loop (hereafter referred to as [b]SFCS[/b] for brevity’s sake) even before Fragments/Aspects are taken into account. Players that specifically started from [b]Slow[/b] to build up to [b]Shatter[/b] (be it through [b]Duskfield Grenades[/b], [b]Bleak Watcher[/b] or [b]Chill Clip[/b]) previously enjoyed easy access to two Stun effects just using the baked-in [b]SFCS[/b] gameplay loop rather than having to make consequential build decisions to focus on Anti-Champion versatility over more singular Ability engines. The rest of the Light and Dark Subclasses each have a mixture of Verbs that, while often complimentary to and synergistic with one another through the use of Fragments/Aspects, are not at their base tied to a singular gameplay loop across all three Classes as is the case with Stasis; there is more room within each of these Subclasses to make builds that primarily focus on different parts of their available toolkits. Solar has [b]Healing[/b]/[b]Restoration[/b], [b]Radiant[/b] and the [b]Scorch[/b]-[b]Ignition[/b] loop. Arc has [b]Amplify[/b], [b]Jolt[/b], [b]Blind[/b] and [b]Bolt Charge[/b]. Void has [b]Devour[/b], [b]Weaken[/b], [b]Volatile[/b] and [b]Invisibility[/b]. Strand has [b]Unravel[/b], [b]Suspend[/b], [b]Tangles[/b], [b]Threadlings[/b], [b]Sever[/b] and [b]Woven Mail[/b]. This variety of disparate Subclass Verbs that lend themselves to different build strategies makes it easier to balance the distribution of Anti-Champion Stun effects among their available toolkits. Meanwhile Stasis has the [b]SFCS[/b] loop and also [b]Frost Armor[/b]; the latter of these does not seem like a sensible avenue for Champion Stuns as it is a somewhat niche survivability option that lacks a viable focused-build that eschews [b]SFCS[/b]. Without a (likely fairly extensive) rework to add a new Subclass Verb (or two) that exists outside of and offers a viable alternative build choice to the [b]SFCS[/b] loop, Stasis will continue to present a balancing issue in regards to Subclass Verb Champion Stun availability. (΄◉◞౪◟◉｀)