Handheld Supernova and Contraverse Hold is way out of line, and something has to give. HHSN+CvH combo is just too good at everything to the point that a 100 discipline build warlock can almost completely forgo using guns in a match at all. Between the range for a 1 shot being close to 18m, the damage reduction high enough to tank multiple high impact body shots from both shotguns and snipers, the cooldown being sub 30 seconds most of the time, and the fact that even if you pull it out and start to charge but change your mind you can simply pocket the HHSN without any penalty, there just isn't any real weaknesses to exploit. The only option against HHSN is to hang back with a sniper far far away from the offending warlock, which isn't always a viable choice depending on the map. Bungie please consider some possible changes -Nerf the range to 10-12m to put it more in line with shotguns If you want to consider the HHSN as a counter to shotguns, then make it one instead of just a blanket answer to "There is guardians in front of me. YEET!" -Adjust Contraverse Hold, either it's damage reduction or cooldown reduction component If someone starts charging HHSN directly in front of a shotgun user, they deserve to get blasted not rewarded. -Adjust HHSN base cooldown HHSN was introduced in a time when the discipline stat wasn't in play, and while you could run 5 ordinance mods for the same kind of effect, the state of the game was just different in a lot of ways. HHSN has not been checked on since the many changes brought to the game since its introduction. -Force a player to use HHSN if they begin to charge it, and if they change their mind they can no longer animation cancel to pocket the HHSN and save its cooldown. Players should not be able to just camp behind a wall charging up and pocketing away the HHSN waiting for some poor soul to walk close enough to pop out and one-shot. If you charge it, it should have to be used. This would punish people for timing their HHSN charge badly and reward attentive players who back off of the offending warlock when they hear the audio queue.