So, I got the PS4 exclusive auto rifle, Monte Carlo from Vault of Glass some time ago, but I didn't try using it in PvP/Crucible until just recently. What I discovered is that even if I aim well with it, it barely manages to compete against rare and legendary auto rifles. In fact, in every 1 on 1 situation, it felt as if I was at a disadvantage and I had to outmanoeuvre and aim better than my opponent, in order to beat him/her. It got frustrating after a while, so I swapped it out for the Suros Regime. What a world of difference it was! Using the Suros Regime, I was able to consistently out-damage the majority of my opponents from both mid and long-range distances, whereas with Monte Carlo I usually lost mid-range duels against rare and legendary quality auto rifles, unless I really focused on headshotting them. Monte Carlo is hopeless at long-distance shooting, but that's no surprise considering it's high rate of fire. One would expect it to actually benefit from the high rate of fire in close to mid- distance battles, though. I figured maybe I was doing something wrong; maybe I didn't perform well due to lag, because I hadn't upgraded the last 3 damage slots on it, or some other reason. So, I looked it up on Youtube. I was relieved to find that pretty much every youtuber who has made a video on Monte Carlo mentions how weak it is in Crucible. I didn't use the weapon in Crucible prior to the auto rifle nerf patch, so I'm asking you guys - has it always been such an inferior weapon in PvP, or was it caused by the nerf? I don't expect Bungie to look into this, but it's clear to me that this weapon needs a little boost in the Crucible, because right now it's hardly competitive in PvP. What do you guys think?