News - Best Starter Warzone 2 Loadout For Beginners. Quick & Easy To Unlock
Intro
First, we're going to be covering a long-range and a close-range weapon that can be either run individually from a buy station with a bit of floor loot in the other slot, or they can be played together in a full custom Overkill.
Beginner m4 loadout + unlock progression
Loadout so Beginning with our long-range recommendation, the M4 is available as the first gun in the game as soon as you unlock custom classes at level four, and it just so happens to also be a more than viable weapon for covering long-range fights.
The first temporary piece that you'll unlock at literally level 2 on the M4 is the Lone Wolf optic. As a beginner, you'll have a far easier time running with an optic than with the iron sights, so we'll use this until we get access to a better long-range optic that we'll cover in just a bit. At level 3, you can then add on the echoline (GSX) suppressor.
This suppressor is necessary to keep you low profile while enabling you as a new player to go for more kills without being punished. It also gives a nice small recoil, which will help keep your shots on target. Once you reach M4 level 5, you'll want to stick on the 45-round magazine. Larger magazine sizes are crucial in War Zone 2, especially as a new player, as it will allow you to handle taking out multiple members of a squad without needing to reload.
All the experienced players run with one of these on the gun at level 8, and we then get access to the Sakin ZX grip. This is the perfect attachment to get early on to give a large recall improvement to the M4, and it will really make you start feeling this gun truly. After beaming at that long range and jumping up a few levels, the high tower's 20-inch barrel is then unlocked at M4 level 15, and it's probably the most crucial part of the setup overall.
It's the longest barrel you can get for the M4, and those long barrels are always the best option for long-range loadouts. This is mainly because they buff bullet velocity, damage range, and recoil (control), which are essentially the Holy Trinity of long range stats for long range ARS stats. The hip-fire accuracy is pretty nice too, just in case you get pushed up close by an enemy and need to get out of jail free.
Now, whilst we do have a five-attachment build here that's very capable, there are two of them that we're going to change just as we level up a little bit more. First up is that mage. I already said how essential it is to have a bigger magazine, and you can actually get a 60-round one at M4 level 17.
What is not personal preference, however, is that we definitely want a higher magnification optic to compete at truly long range. Unfortunately, there are no high-magnification optics available just for M4 unlocks. However, at this point, after leveling up the M4, you'll hopefully also have gotten your main rank up to at least 23, enabling you to use the code for 762.
When you get access to the 762 and you get it to level 4, which is easily doable in a DMZ game or two where you can just pick the gun and go in and level it up, you'll get access to the VLK. 4.0, optic This specific 4X optic is perfect for any long-range AR or LMG builds you might choose to use later on in your Warzone career, so it's an absolute must to grab early on.
Just put that on your M4 instead of the Lone Wolf, and you've got yourself an incredible beginner-friendly loadout to handle the long range. Just to put the cherry on top, we're going to include weapon tuning, which you get by max-leveling any gun in the game for the M4 that's level 20. Tuning is not available for every attachment, but you can check if it's available by hovering over an attachment and seeing if the tune button is there above it.
Here's all the tuning we've done for our M4 attachments: Just pause the article and copy them onto your class when you can do it.
Beginner vaznev-9k loadout + unlock progression
Let's Move on to the second weapon today, which will be our close-range gun in our loadout, the Vasnev, 9K for a close-range As a beginner, we're focusing on decent mobility balanced with the capability to still handle fights out to the mid-range. For this, we see no better alternative than the Vasnav 9K.
The SMG is incredibly easy to control, and it has very competitive damage in To unlock the Vasnav, you've got two options. You'll either need to head into the DMZ and loot containers and AI until you find Avasnev, and then extract with it, which isn't too hard but does require a little bit of random luck, or you can unlock it by progressing through the weapon unlock trees that are new for Zone 2 and Modern Warfare 2.
Luckily, we planned for this because the first gun in the tree that unlocks the vasnev is none other than that cast of 762 we chose to level earlier for the vlk 4X, so you'll need to level up the cast of 762 to level 11, which unlocks the cast of 545. You then need to get the 545 to level 13 to get the 74U, and finally, with the 74, you need to be at level 13 to unlock the Vasnev, 9K.
This is a slightly longer process than doing DMZ runs and trying to find a vasnev, but that's got the element of randomness to it, so honestly, pick your poison and choose which one you'd like to get this gun unlocked for the attachments here. So starting off at Vasnev level 4, you'll get access to the AVR and T90.
This muzzle gives some really nice recoil improvements to a gun that barely has any recoil to start with, so you end up with no recoil after putting this on. Don't worry about the added speed nerf that you get from this; we're going to handle that with other attachments at level 5. You'll then get the Ultrazat stock, which gives much-needed sprint speed and strafing speed.
Sprinting speed as a start is awesome to have in your SMG as it allows you to cover areas far quicker by switching to this gun than you would have gotten from the Nerf Simply running around with your assault rifle at level 10 gives you access to the true tack grip, which buffs our attack speed and sprint fire speed, really giving this gun all the mobility we're going to need.
We then follow that up at level 11 with a 45-round magazine. It's the exact same reasoning here as for the M4: the bigger magazines are necessary to handle engagements with multiple players with large amounts of armor plates, and the final attachment to seal the deal on this build is the 381-millimeter barrel at level 13.
The barrel is going to buff up our damage range and bullet velocity nicely, so we're left with no range that we can't handle between this and the M4 we made earlier, and it also buffs up the hip fracture, which is perfect for the SMG as you can quite easily spray from the hip when required in those close-quarters building fights. Once again, same as the M4, once you get your tuning available for the Vasnev, you can Chuck it on exactly as we've got it set up here, so pause the article and copy the settings.
