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So today we're going to be looking at the top five guns that I like since the actual update in the game. The first one is gonna be the pdsw. Now, the PSW, as you guys could see, has these attachments. The attachment that I went with, the gun, is something that not a lot of people are going to try in the game, but once you use it, it is disgustingly good.
The next weapon on this list after that is going to be attack 56. Here, again, are the attachments about the tuning and the attack 56. If we jump into the firing range, you guys are going to see right here without tuning that it's actually not bad. It's still solid, and there's like no recoil to it whatsoever when you go to longer ranges; that's where the recoil decides.
I'm going to go into the attachments afterwards and tell you guys why I chose what I did rather than going with the meta and what everybody's using, and you guys are going to see that without tuning there's a huge difference, and then we got the pro-issue Vasenev. Oddly enough, for Avasnev, that's pretty good.
Like, honestly, that's really good. The Sprint of Fire is a little slower than usual, but we can't tune it, so that's what we're going to get. I mean, if you're playing smoke, you're playing a hardpoint. Be able to get people off easily with this and other stuff, and especially control as well. It's a decent class after, and we're going to go with the lock and sub again, which a lot of people don't really give enough of a chance to, but now that the tuning's out of the game.
I feel like a lot more people are going to go with this. This one right here is not bad. This one right here is a little worse, so they're probably going to tell you to go with the L38 Falcon. I went with the F-TAC-M sub, and the reason for this is because you get recoil control, damage, and range as well, and I feel like since you can't tune all the other attachments to give you that, you need one gun, or one attachment, specifically, for those right there, and then the final gun that we have on this list is going to be the cast-off 545.
And here are the attachments for this one, so since we're here now, let's talk about this one quickly. Let's go into the attachments on this one. I'm going to tell you guys why I chose what I did, and you guys are going to see that it's actually really nice. You get horizontal and vertical recoil control; we're going to need to focus on attachments that give us recoil control but also give us ABS and Sprint to fire now, and since we can't actually go ahead and tune them, we need to be able to do this, and I know there are a lot of people out there saying, Well.
I never tuned my attachment, so I never did it. Yes, you did, even though you're lying. Don't lie under battle is going to be the demo firm grip. This one is aiming for idle stability, hip fire accuracy, and recoil stabilization. The main reason I'm running this one right here is the recoil stabilization, which makes the gun really solid, and you're going to see I'm going to go into the firing range in a sec.
There's not much recoil on these 45-round magazines; I mean, there's nothing else to say about the fact that you get extra rounds. The rear grip is the true tacking grip you get from Sprint to fire in ads; we need this on this gun; we definitely need that; and then the final one is the Marqueev R7 stock for Crouch moving speed.
Any recoil—like, look at that. It's hitting all those shots. Going on to the lockman sub, like I said, this one right here. I changed it because I like the bullet velocity and the damage rings, and I feel like that's more needed on this weapon because you don't want it just for close range. The Bruin pendulum for the muzzle is obviously one of the best muscles in the game, and you have vertical recoil, horizontal recoil, and control, so it's really nice.
I wish you could tune them, but hey, it's out, and we've got to make it all right. The next attachment is going to be the F-TAC tiger grip now; this one is aiming for idle stability, hit accuracy, fire accuracy, and recoil stabilization; and the final attachment, we only got four on this one, is going to be the rear grip, the Lockerman TCg10, for recoil control now.
You could put a magazine on it, like the 40-round magazines. Yeah, sure, but it takes away Sprinting to fire takes away moving speed and reload quickness, so I like the gun the way it is. I like it like this because I feel like it's solid and it barely has any recoil for an MP5, but if you look at those three shots, including long range.
All in One Microphone: 30 Rounds It's solid even at long range. I didn't miss a shot, so for an SMG, this gun is really, really powerful, and I feel like more people need to use it, but now that the Vasenev, kind of, got a Nerf, you could say since you can't tune it anymore, it's going to have a little more recoil than usual, meaning the MP5 with a fast EDS that can already come stock with fast ads might be the better option to use now.
the vasenev, like I said, we got the cast one, three, eight, and one millimeter barrel, this is optional. You could take it off if you guys want. You get damage range, hip fire accuracy, and bullet velocity on this one right here, but you lose hip recoil control and ADS. That's why the ads might be a little slow.
If you don't like the fact that the ads are a little slow, take this attachment off and just run for attachments on this gun. The brewing pendulum is going to be the muzzle; like I said, we spoke about that before. The vertical and horizontal recoil control are just really nice on 45-round magazines; true, the tack grip for the rear grip gives you sprint to fire and ads, which are really good to have, and the broadside fct and stock for the crouch movement speed and ads.
Sprint speed and aiming stability now, if the ads are a big problem for you, you could take off the Cash 1 381 and you can even take off the 45-round mags, and I'll show you guys the difference of taking those off right here. So the ads are a little slow there, but the recoil control is very solid and very nice.
But if you take off both those attachments, the ads are going to be a little bit faster, and they're going to feel a little more solid like that right there, so they're definitely faster and a little easier to hit. The recoil control isn't much different, but yeah, so you guys can definitely go ahead and do that.
Personally, I like it on, and I don't mind a bit of a slower ABS speed, so I'm going to leave that on right there. The TAC 56 is the best gun at the moment in the game, in my opinion, so we got the muzzle and the RF Crown 50, horizontal and vertical recoil control, and then for the barrel, we got the 17.5 Tundra.
