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There is certain tiers that give considerable larger jumps in damage and I always compared these Items to Vanilla first while using a level appropriate class set. My go to was to make sure they're not an all-around better choice or become too good using an optimized class set. If it over-performed with a lower tier I simply placed it one tier higher despite the tier you can originally obtain it at.
This was considerable more difficult to do for summoning weapons and certain weapons that had just a lot of utility. I agree with you that there could be better balancing but ultimately all I did was to make sure nothing is horribly overpowered and everything can be used at any stage of the game.
Furthermore the 2hu mod might have changed some things as well in the last one and a half years so I can't really claim that my old reasoning is holding up in almost 2025. I might give this a new balancing overhaul when the Terraria update drops and if W1K updates his scaling mod.
The wiki for gensokyo https://terrariamods.wiki.gg/wiki/Gensokyo/Bosses also put Alice in tier 4.
There were some other weapons that doesn't seem right but I chalked it up to ease of use (like in the case of Seiran's weapons).