News - The 3 Shot Akimbo X12 Pistols Warzone 2. Best X12 Class Setup / Loadout - Mw2

The X12s did receive a minor nerf in the update, but that didn't stop them from being one of the best secondary weapons in Warzone 2. For today's article, we're going to break down the best X12 class setup with the tunes Let's get into it. Up first, we do, of course, want to go ahead and throw on the Kimbo attachment.

This is going to allow us to dual-wield these things, but it is going to restrict us to only firing. From close range, these things are going to deal massive damage. Since we are going to be restricted to only hitting fire, we do want to go ahead and throw in a laser, and the laser we're going to use is a one-milliwatt pistol laser.

This one is going to give the biggest boost to Hipfire, actually, and it is going to pair perfectly with the Akimbo attachment. As a little bonus, we will get some sort of fire speed, so if we do get caught off guard sprinting, we will have no problem getting our shots off extremely. Quickly next, we do want to go ahead and throw in a muzzle, and the muzzle we are going to use is the FD steel fire.

It's going to increase the overall range at which we can use these things, which, of course, isn't going to be the best because we are only going to be able to hit fire, but with the laser and the suppressor paired together, we will still be able to get killed from a pretty decent range, and on top of that, we already get some recoil spinners to control these things and extra bullet velocity just so we can get our shots to the target just a little bit quicker.

Next, we want to go ahead and throw on a trigger. We want to use the XRK. Lightning, fire—this one is going to get the biggest boost from fire, which is going to increase the amount of damage that we can do by a very large margin. We are going to lose some sprint to fire speed in the cons, but it doesn't seem well worth it for the amount of damage that these things are going to do.

Aim for the last attachment before we get into the tuning. We do not need a magazine because these things start with a 17-round clip. We actually want to throw on a magazine, and the type of ammunition that we are going to use is overpressured. Rounds So when you're hitting your shots on your enemy's screen, their screen is going to be bouncing all over the place, making it much harder for them to hit their shots on you, which in turn is going to help us win more gun fights, so now that we do have all the attachments, done we do want to get straight into the tuning so for the Ft steel Farm we want to go ahead and max up to the recoil some of this and the bullet velocity, or any other close range guns, we would obviously go down to eight down sight speed.

But since these things can only hit fire, that is not going to matter, so we do want to max out the recoil smoothness and, of course, the bullet velocity, so we can get our shots to the target as fast as we possibly can by pulling the trigger. Once again, we do want to go ahead and max out the recoil.

Midas, and on the bottom here, we want to go all the way to Sprint for fire speed so we can shoot as fast as we possibly can coming off of the Sprint, and lastly, for the over-pressured rounds, we do want a Max for the damage range and the bullet velocity. Max damage range because, like I said, these things are not going to be that good from longer ranges, but with the red attachments and tunes, we are still going to be able to use them for quite a far distance and once again.

Max Bowl velocity, just so, like I said, we can get our bullets to the target as fast as possible. Now let's jump into this gameplay, where I drop a near-30 kill game. I feel bad just sitting on this mountain, like this is Opie in hell. Right here, though they're right below us, though literally, it's like right below us, and I swear to God he's just holding that, prepared for his