News - Updated" Pro Player Best Ranked Play Class Setups Warzone 2. Best Ranked Play Loadouts
Now that ranked play is finally here, we can finally get our hands on these class setups that these pros have been using. So currently, right now, you'll typically see pros either using the vasniv or the tac-56. Now with the Tech-56, there's something interesting here. Most pros typically use the same exact attachments, but the stock is actually the only thing that's different, and this is a look at some stats to see how they differ.
Now I do have these two loadouts here that I do want to share with you.
Pro player vaznev-9k class
Let's talk about the vasnav. The vasnav is fairly simple when it comes to the attachments, and all pros typically use the FSS Shark Fin 90, the UltraZat stock, as well as the True Tech grip now. When the pros are playing, they're typically designated specifically for getting those close-quarter combat situations, and then the ARs will kind of hang back and watch their backs, and that's what this class setup is for: getting those close-quarter combat situations.
Now, for the tuning, you can just tune this however you want to, but you can just copy what I have here now as far as.
Why pro's don't tune attachments
As far as the pros are concerned, they don't tune their attachments at all because when they start to tune things, it's going to create a larger skill gap between the pro players, and obviously, that's not going to be fair.
That's why certain things in this game are GA (Gentlemen's Agreement), where you can't use a specific thing or do a specific thing because they want an even playing field, so for the True Tech grip, you can go ahead and copy what I have here, but like I said, you can just make this to whatever your liking is alright.
Last but not least, we have the Ultrasat stock. This is what I'm personally running for my tuning.
Pro player taq-56 class
So this is the TAC 56 class setup that most pros use, and we're going to talk about the alternate attachments in a little bit. Well, actually, there's really only one. They're running the Tundra Pro Barrel, the FSS Shark Fin 9-0, high velocity ammo, the demo clean shot grip, and the TV X Line Pro.
Now, one thing I do want to talk about really quickly is the FSS Shark Fin 9-0. So when it comes to pro players, they want to build their class setup in the most optimal way as possible, so that's why they're choosing this underbelly right here because there are zero cons; it doesn't hurt your weapons performance whatsoever, so this is basically a freebie in that sense, and, also, it gives you a little bit of aiming stability, which is going to help them be a little bit more accurate because they want to add attachments, and that's not going to make their ads super slow.
Make their recoil really hard to control now, as far as the high-velocity rounds go. A lot of pros like to use this because it gives them a little bit of a boost to their bullet velocity and very minimal damage range, so the higher the bullet velocity is, the faster your bullets will hit your target.
Now when it comes to the stock here.
Alternate taq-56 pro stock attachment
The TV Cardinal stock this gives them is walking speed and sprint speed, so this is typically more for the player that's going to be a little bit more reserved, a little less aggressive, because with aim walking speed, this is basically the speed that helps you move a little bit faster while you're aiming downsides and you're strafing left and right, so obviously this is going to be helpful for those players that like to keep that distance between themselves.
And the opponent, who is not necessarily playing too aggressively, so when it comes to the tuning, it's all personal preference; you can do whatever you want to. In case you're curious to see what I'm running. I got point 16 towards recoil steadiness and 0.36 towards aim down side speed for the Tundra Pro barrel, and moving along to the shark fin, this is actually pretty nice to be able to tune this attachment.
Even though, as you know, there aren't too many pros and zero cons, this is still a pretty nice boost. I'm running with 0.49 toward aiming outside speed and 0.21 toward that aiming walking speed, and moving on to the high velocity rounds here. I got 0.32 toward damage range and 4.35 toward recoil steadiness.
All right, now for the rear grip, I have 0.45 toward recoil steadiness and 0.35 toward idle stability for the TV X-Line Pro. I'm running with 2.71 toward aim down sight speed and 1.08 toward aim idle stability. Now, as far as the TV Carnival stock goes. I'm going with 0.13, towards that aim of walking steadiness, and 2.17, towards that aim idle stability, so now this is my actual personal Tech 56 class setup.
Faster ads / recoil taq-56 class
I thought I'd put my own spin on it, and I was mainly going for better recoil and control, as well as a little bit faster and on-side speed compared to the pros, and then we're going to get into the stats in comparison later on in the article.
Obviously, there aren't too many differences here with the attachment choices, but the reason this makes it a little bit different is, obviously, our muzzle choice with the X10 ported. I went with this attachment because it reduces our vertical recoil control because, when it comes to the attack 56, the recoil pattern is fairly vertical.
In order to express that a little bit, that's why we're adding this attachment, Smith. Now for my tuning on this one, I went with 0.49, towards even outside speed, and 0.10, towards idle stability. Now the main thing that makes this class setup a lot faster with the ads is the fact that we're not using a barrel because, remember, the pros are using this Tundra Pro Barrel.
This reduces your aimb downsizing speed and a little bit of your hip recoil control.
Recoil / ads demonstration
So if you want to go into the firing range, this is my personal attack 56, class setup. Okay, pretty good recoil control here, especially with that last target all the way in the back, and you can try to just go as fast as you possibly can see that snap that.
Pro taq-56 vs. my taq-56 recoil comparison
Snap on that ad is really, really nice, So just for comparison purposes, the very first recoil pattern on the far left is my personal 56-class setup. As you can see, the recoil is significantly shorter than the pro-class setup; the middle one has the X-line Pro. The last recoil pattern is the Cardinal stock, so as you can see, the recoil patterns are fairly similar on both Pro class setups for the TAC 56.
