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Well, that's exactly what I'm going to be showing off in today's DMZ. Guide Of course, this is my personal opinion, so statistically, some of these weapons might not actually be the best, but they've worked very well for me, and I've enjoyed using them throughout. In the article, there will also be builds that I've made for the guns, and you can feel free to change them up however you would like, and I would love to have you there.
There's no ranking or order for these guns. I kind of just threw them all in here in whatever order I felt like, but the first gun is my personal favorite weapon in the DMZ, and I do feel like it is probably the best option on the list: the Beloved attack 56. I mean, this is a given. I think you know how good the attack is for damage range, and even with recoil and control, this fella is actually just a solid all-around choice for weapon.
And it's my go-to whenever I'm using an insured weapon. Like I said, I'll have a weapon built for all of these on the side of the screen, but of course feel free to adjust them to your needs. The attack is a monster at range, and you can also play close quarters with it. The fire rate isn't insanely fast, but the damage makes up for it, and out of all the guns on the list, this is the one I would expect to be nerfed the quickest.
Before I move on to the next gun, I have a couple of things that I want to mention. The weapons on the list are just overall good weapons, meaning you don't need to follow my attachments or add any for them to be good and function better. If you find the TAC 56 off the ground, then it's still a great gun regardless, and I would always recommend taking it.
The next thing I want to say is that if you're customizing these guns, which I'd assume most of you are, you may not have them unlocked or leveled up all the way. Of course, the easiest way to level up your guns is going to be through multiplayer, but I know not everyone has multiplayer. Next, we have the Bryson 890 shotgun.
We all know just how tanky those guys can be. The build I have on screen is primarily built for damage range, just so you can use it from a bit further away. I'd recommend staying away from the five-round magazine, just because you'll have to reload so much, and although it's a quick reload, it can really screw you over sometimes.
And I'm sure you already know the whole deal with shotguns—where to aim, where to shoot, etc., will basically make the pellets spread tighter; if you're at close range and want the most damage, just aim for the head most of the time, and it'll take out enemies in like one to two shots. Also, toward the end of the article, I have guns that I would use in Building 21.
This is one that can be used in both places, and it's still really good all around for my solo players out there and my tactical gameplay lovers. You know, we have to include the SPX on here, so I believe that DMZ and Warzone share the same player ttk, and I'm not totally up to date on my Warzone stats because I don't play it all that much, but I believe that snipers cannot one-shot players with three plates of armor.
I personally just find the SPX to be the most versatile sniper and also one of the strongest. Not only is the sniper really good against the bots, but if you land a shot on a player, he'll be quaking in his boots and worrying about his next move. My build for this was kind of just around ads, speed, and damage range.
Although it's not that fast in comparison to what you can make it to be in my last article, which was a solo player's guide to DMZ, my first tip was running a sniper because it makes clearing areas way easier when you're further away, and you can also get a really good look around the area around you, so the SPX is one that I would highly recommend to the SMG lovers out there like myself.
The vel46 is my favorite to use in the DMZ; it doesn't have the best damage by any means, but mixed with the fire rate and how you can build this gun, it's actually really good, and it's pretty fun to use. I love running SMGs because of how fast you can move and also just to do some quick damage to enemies around you, especially if you're dealing with an actual player.
Fast fire scares people because they have basically no time to react. The Vel 46 is also really good for medium-range engagements if you add attachments for damage range and recoil control. However, this is a gun that you need to be careful around armored enemies with because it does take longer to kill them.
But I wouldn't say to remove this gun from your list of weapons to use because it is still pretty good. The RPG is a beast in Warzone and DMZ, and probably good at multiplayer as well. I think this gun can literally be built anyway, and it's still really good. I personally like to build it like an assault rifle because I have a fear of reloading large magazines, so I either run the 30 or the 40.
If you don't care about slow reload times, then use another attachment slot for something useful. The RPK is dropped by like every enemy on the map, so if you can't get an insured one, hop into the game and I guarantee you'll find one super easily. Another reason I love the RPK is because the recoil is so easy to control, even from a super long range, and it has some really good damage as well.
This is probably the second-best gun behind the TAC 56 in my opinion, but this is one of the guns that I'll always recommend since, since I just covered the RPK. I also have to include its cousin, the 762. They're basically the same gun, but the cast-off provides faster movement because it isn't an LMG.
Of course, this gun shares a lot of the same traits as Attack 56, in the sense that it has a fairly slow fire rate but really good damage for a gun of this type. I'd recommend trying to get a higher recoil stabilization and gun kick control because it does have a lot if you struggle with controlling recoil, then this might not be the best option until you build it specifically for the things that I mentioned, but this is another gun that you can easily find from armored enemies most of the time, and although the ones that they drop are pretty bare bones, they're still pretty good.
Okay, so we have about four guns left on this list, and I just want to say that I apologize if this article was a little bit boring. Finding something to say about guns in a article game is kind of hard because they all do the same thing. I really don't know what else to say besides, "It's good; here's why you should use it," but I also want to say, "If you made it this far in the article, you're a real king, queen, or other, and I really appreciate you for all the support, but let's continue the second of three SMGs." On this list is the PDSW, not.
