Yes it is, because it excels at virtually every range but point-blank close range. Even then, it has always-active radar that tells you when someone is near so you don't get outplayed by anybody that tries to counter you. Tl:dr - Mida is good at every range, and tells you when to switch weapons. Even on "close range" maps outside of trials it's spammed relentlessly.

I call nonsense. Mida is good at almost any range Except close. On top of that it has the best perks on a weapon. Idk why they chose to bring back this broken weapon, but it looks like they needed their T for teen audience to keep their crutches

So if it isn't OP, care to explain why it's the most used weapon in the game?

The type of people using Mida are. All people that abuse metas are not good at all

MIDA [b]is and isn't[/b] the problem in PvP. It's not the problem because it's not very effective in close quarters. It's all around a very standard weapon that doesn't have much going for it from a tactical standpoint other than it rather quick rate of fire, it's ease of use, and it's basically handed to everyone who bothers to quest for it. It is a problem because it cancels out everything this pitiful Crucible 2.0 was balanced for: high time to kill. It cancels that out completely. Why, you ask? Well, let's jump into it. Everyone loves how high ttk leads to "better gun fights and it'll actually take skill to win them now. It's not CoD anymore." While, that sentence may be opinion, MIDA doesn't care about ttk. More so than ever, this is a game where distance means everything. MIDA allows you to close that distance when your opponent is far away. If they rush you from afar, MIDA. If they engage you in a 1v1 from a distance, MIDA. If they are successful in closing distance before they die, switch from MIDA and finish them with your energy weapon that's built for close range AFTER you damage them heavily with MIDA. Teammate over there struggling with a 1v1? Not a problem, pop a MIDA round in their head from a SAFE distance and continue on camping B point. Sniper lanes have become scout lanes because of MIDA. In a game with high ttk, every shot counts. As a scout, MIDA is built for accuracy and as such, performs that duty well. It allows players to get a few hits in from a safe distance that can turn the tide of a gun fight as things become more CQC. And not much can challenge it from afar and rushing it, like I pointed out is risky because you're a sitting duck while you're adjusting for movement and your opponent is sipping tea, pumping a round or two into your head, and finishing you off with a 3 burst sidearm when you get closer because you couldn't quite damage them as well as you were rushing. Protect your high ttk by engaging from a distance. It's the perfect tactic in this game and it only furthers the instances of camping and downright unbearable teamshot when you have 4 MIDAs pointed straight at you. This game was built upon a high ttk philosophy and MIDA Multitool took that philosophy, ripped it's head off, and crapped it down anyone's throat who dare defend this teamshot, high ttk nonsense. The only thing that needs to be nerfed is the mindset that people play honorably in the crucible when the whole objective is to win by any means necessary. MIDA is just a very smart choice in this game as it stands. Never had a problem with this gun in D1 because we could kill quicker. That allowed us to at least challenge scout users in most cases. But in D2, it's come back to bite you all :) Scouting is the new sniping. Hopefully this will encourage a buff to everything around the board, decrease ttk, and actually make crucible fun rather a campy, teamshot borefest. But then again, ya'll will probably just get MIDA nerfed lol.

Nameless Midnight can easily keep up with the Mita. If the legendary can keep up with the Mita and it frees up an exotic slot then why not use the midnight. The only perk that the Mita has over the midnight is the radar. And I can honestly say that the prosecutor can take out the mita at medium and for sure close range.

Change HCR to a unique type of round, like AP+ricochet rounds. Then it gets nerfed in PvP, and remains similar in PvE.

Call to serve is a very good Scout Rifle in PVP, at least to me.

Naw, I use it. You probably use it. Everyone in Trials uses it. Sounds a bit like Thorn. . . But it's not OP everybody, nope not at all. That's why literally everyone is using the gun. Nope, not even a little overpowered.

People seem to confuse overpowered with over used. The ignorance is high here, tread carefully.

Agreed, Mida is not the problem. Dumb people are the problem.

In my experience, I'll lose one on one battles with Mida when I'm not also using Mida. Even if I get the first shot and land all head shots, Mida still wins. Mida is really only not at an advantage of you're really close range and using a really good hand cannon or you're teaming up on someone.