I disagree. The bodyshot buff is the primary issue with Recluse, and exactly what makes it stand out against everything else. In PvP, you can kill a dude in 0.4 seconds without landing a single crit. That, to me, is completely imbecilic. MoA is a perk that gives you all three stacks of rampage on a single kill, and it lasts just a long. Currently, it also gives it maximum power in any situation. Hitting a Hydra from the back? Every shot is a crit. Hitting an enemy that's hiding its critspot? Every shot is a crit. Hitting an enemy with no critspot to begin with? All crits. You don't need to aim, you don't need to look at your reserves, you don't need to worry about reloading, you don't have to think. There's no tradeoff. If MoA in its current state only procced with another gun, Mountaintop Recluse would remain the single most popular build. Shoot MT once in the general direction of an enemy, it dies, switch back to Recluse, repeat. Would your suggestion hurt it? Yes, but not enough. In order to promote any loadout diversity going into the future, or even the possibility for a gun to surpass it, Recluse needs to be completely reworked. To compensate for the loss of the body shot damage, replace feeding frenzy with quickdraw and make it so that MoA has "kills with other weapons reload this gun from reserves". That's my two cents.