What's the most recent build/set up that you've discovered?

I will give Dark Channel and Paladin a specific mention here, and Paladin is my main weapon on the Huntress on PS3. I find Dark Channel one of the best headtshot powers, right up there with Sabotage. Even better is that it primes for Warp IV, and a Warp IV Paladin headshot will drop an any unshielded mook on any difficulty. It also works just as well on other Dark Channel characters, however, on those, I usually take Piercing+Magazine or Piercing+Barrel on lower difficulties, but on the Huntress, it's Power Mag + Piercing, and yeah, the 3 rounds is tough, you have to make the shots count. I do, however, find it a very satisfying combo.

Executioner kinda works the same way, as Vormav suggested, but with innate piercing. Executioner makes a decent Pocket Sniper, and can really wreck shop vs mooks. However, after playing a 2-shot Executioner with the Destroyer, I find it difficult to use the Executioner on anything else, it just feels... less OP

Arc Pistol is always a good choice, the charged shot is actually 3 shots, so it handled Shield Gate really nicely. It can be annoying to constantly charge, but it is light, has a big clipsize, and packs a punch when charged, with high fire-rate when used as a semi-auto. Definitely a versatile option.

The Carnifex is a good balance between the Phalanx (one of the strongest early-manifest weapons) and the Paladin, where the Phalanx has fire-rate, the Carnifex has damage. Where the Paladon one-shot-kills, the Carnifex handles shield-gate better (more rapid firing).

Personally, I use SMGs on her, but of the guns listed, I'd probably use the Carnifex. Dark Channel Headshots should still really hurt them, but the fire-rate isn't that low that I'd feel defenseless if I miss.

That's because it's not overly powerful unless you're getting that sweet headshot bonus, then it's pretty damn good. However, you'll be humping an ammo box as much as a Harrier user.

Personally my Huntress will never use anything other than the Crusader. I love the High Lord, but it's got nothing on the Crusader Huntress.

obbie1984 I've posted these before, but here are some melee, and others, kits I like. Not odd per se, but fun and sometimes frustrating:

Siege Pulse Jugg

Iceslinger Plat build, avenger for gold. Acolyte is your main; this kit obliterates Barriers

BF3 Soldier You can do massive amounts of burst damage with this kit. If you want to cheese it a little take Incendiary ammo

Melee HA

Melee Vorcha Hunter

Melee Valkyrie. I usually went with Cryo Acolyte, Venom courtesy of Qui-Gon GlenN7

KroSent I'm sure people don't like my Lift Nade, no Incinerate, but oh well.

BatSent If I wasn't lazy this is what I would respec him to, but he's one of my go to kits for UUP so I don't waste the respec card. As it stands: Gold build, Plat build

There's always the melee GI also

And mordokai , agreed on the TSent, but that was kinda my point with the AA - even a Scrub like me can manage those Headshots (as remembered by obbie1984 - cheers), and I would say she's the best character for learning how powerful the pea-shooter can actually be. Cheers Vormav for the hearty chuckle your 'no particular reason' post gave me. That's some Spicy Fat Turian Mustard right there. 

That works especially well if one of your Krantt runs around after you and takes out the Guardians with his trusty Claymore, I find. 

But I remember a while back someone mentioned that the Reegar isn't a legitimate shotgun because it sounds like a punk. To me the suppressor is the same. I know its supposed to be quiet but it doesn't feel powerful, but it was okay overall.

Just going to leave this here for no particular reason.

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I can understand that even though for me personally it's not an issue because I can pretty much play the same few kits and weapons all the time. I sometimes experiment a little but that usually doesn't go so well and I stick to the setups I know and love. Maybe sometimes switching weapon mods/ammo and so on. But I guess I am like that in many/most games I have played in my lifetime. It's the same with kits: I am never comfortable with tanky characters that are usually slow and not very agile. I still give some of them a chance but in the end I always prefer agility, fast movement and high damage output and feel much more comfortable with that style.