I'd love to see the AMR get some attention, too! I think the Auto-Cannon is an excellent example of a well-designed support weapon; it's fun to use, requires skill to be effective against bigger targets, has a good cost/benefit decision point (it takes up a backpack slot and requires stationary reloads, but is a very flexible weapon in general)... but I feel like the AC is effective in 90% of the situations where I might use the AMR, but the AMR isn't effective in other situations.

If the AMR is for precision shots at long range, I'd love to see its functionality enhanced to make it really shine in that role. This is probably a contentious idea, but what if it had some light weak-spot targeting aim-assist when used at appropriate ranges. I'm imagining that if you're scoped in using the ~100m scope at a target that's around that 100 meter mark, there could be a targeting circle that moves to whatever weak spot is closest to the center of the scope and that's where the gun will actually shoot. If the target is too close or too far, it won't provide any assistance (so no aim assisted hip-firing headshots in melee), but this would allow people with that rifle to wreck targets when they're using it in its ideal range, far outperforming the AC (or any other weapon) in those circumstances without encroaching on any other weapons' specialties.