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I'm giving you guys the top five best loadouts in Warzone 2 right now. I mean, that's my baby, and it's still the best gun in the game. Barrels are so good. Some people use covert force or an attack like Attack Ninja just because, you know, it says the damage range and all that good stuff. This has the same thing except there's no smoke, so make sure you have this on there and then don't tune the damage range, aim down sight speed, or anything like that because it's already completely fine at max.

out the recoil steadiness, trust me, it'll be a laser. This is the one thing you need to have on there; you don't need to change anything else about this part because the damage range is already good, but on the vlk laser 7nw, for the aim down side speed, aiming stability, and sprint to fire speed, the laser is visible in ads, but who cares?

Now put on the agile assault seven, max out the aiming idle stability, and set the aim down sight speed to -2.066 ounces. Fennec rubber grip now this. I'm going to let things set up, recoil, and now this thing is the only thing that's going to have a little bit of recall from the distance, so I'll most likely burst shoot it, but this is absolutely amazing.

The M4 is a fantastic starter, but it's also an amazing overall weapon. On the Harbinger D20, max out the bullet velocity and recoil smoothness. On the high tower, 20-inch barrel, max out the damage range almost; I mean, it's 30 to 90 miles; let's put 40, and then the recoil steadiness is at 31 pounds.

I put on the second ZX grip and set the Sprint to fire speed at 0.29, and the real estate is at 0.52 on the increase side for 60-round mags and high velocity, but if I don't want to have this as an iron sight. I'm probably either taking off the high velocity or the stocking, most likely a stocking, because.

Hello Rico No Recall, this has a little bit of recoil. I mean, it's no big deal. That was me standing up, and now I'm crouching. So if I take off the second grip, then I'm probably going to put on the 4.0, which is the VLK 4.0 optic. Can we go into more detail here? a little bit of recall in the back, but if Crouch does it, he'll recall no recoil.

Just a little bit of recoil, but I still think it's a fantastic build, so it's either one, whichever one you want to use. I personally think you should go with the VLK optic, but if you feel more comfortable with the sac or ZX, feel free to use that. The RPK is a fantastic weapon, and honestly, it's still one of the best weapons in my opinion.

For the RPK, we're going to go with the Polar Fire, but increase the bullet velocity to plus Point 32 plus 0.32 on the Recoil Smoothness Pack (597), increase the damage by 0.20 inches, and then pounds the LK 4.0 optic demo X2 grip. I didn't change the width, but I increased the recoil steadiness to 74 ounces and put on high velocity, maxing out the bullet velocity, and in the damage range.

I put the point at 49 g just because at that point it doesn't go any further. We're actually going to stand up so you guys can get the full effect. By the way, I'm actually going to figure out a build with attack B as soon as I get this thing leveled up because I hear this is actually better than attack 56.

But for now, I'm going to actually show you guys the TAC 56. We put on the Harbinger D20 and max out the bullet velocity, but increase the weight by 0.86 ounces. On the 17th, Tundra Pro Barrel maxed out the damage range and the weight by 0.35 pounds. I don't have an optic, but it's completely up to you if you want to have an optic on your FSS combat grip.

I literally just dropped this on stream. 28 kills are absolutely incredible, and just in case somebody says that you shouldn't have crouched in that run kill, I'm actually going to do this and stand up right here. It's pretty solid. It's pretty solid. I don't think the recoil is going to be an issue, so this thing is absolutely amazing.

I think that you should definitely use this build. If you don't want to use this build, then you can take it off and throw on 4.0 or whatever site you want to use. It's just my personal preference. I like using the 4.0 lens because, as you know, it works for me. So the lockman sub Bachman, sub, is one of my babies; it's so amazing and it's so useful to have on.

This is to give you the absolute maximum—well, technically, maximum movement would be the round mag to give you more movement, but we're not going to do that, so we put on the X10 RR40 and max out the bullet velocity and toughness. Put on that L-38 Falcon, max out the damage range, and aim for walking speed (LM stockless mod blockman).

The downside is that it does have a bit of recoil, but the reload is pretty quick, so you probably have to use this because it does kill pretty fast, even at close range, and you're going to be strafing so fast that I don't think people are going to use it. With this build right here, this is the no-recoil build.

AVR T90 comp. I didn't change the length that much, as much as.03 inches, and for the weight, I increased it by 1 ounce. The F-Tech M-Sub 12 inch maxes out the damage, so we'll stay in this two-phase, three-grip mode. I increase the aiming out of stability by 0.8 is in a recall stability by 0.31 ounces.

LM stockless mod and 40-round mag, and I'll show you guys the major difference now. I mean, you still get like a bit of, you know, pretty solid straight speed, but it's just a big thing. No repo, no recall; just show you guys the distance of the bullets. Seven bullets at close range, this is a monster, but at long range, it looks like it takes seven bullets, which is crazy because this is one of the stronger SMGs, but hey, it is anyway.

You guys can store it there. Here's the tuning; right here there's a tuning; there's a tuning; here's the tuning, and just to show you guys how good it is. Go Rico! No recall; a little bit of recall at the