News - Warzone 2. 0: Weapon Tuning For Meta Loadouts Fully Explained. Warzone 2 Attachment Tuning Guide
In most cases, when you're using long-range weapons that actually help, you want to focus on any barrel attachment. Here, it's a different situation for close range, but in most cases, there aren't many barrels that actually help you out at close range. For instance, we've got the fennec here, which is a close-range weapon, but the barrel we're using is meant for better control, better velocity, and whatnot, and we're tuning this in a slightly different way, but it's still not going to be a barrel that is solely focused on mobility, because that's just not what's going to be the most beneficial for gameplay in War Zone 2.
So instead of going for maximum range, I want to play with strengths in this case, so I'd go for maximum attack speed and slightly better strike speed on that. Depending on where you're using a gun is how you'd want to adjust your tuning specifically, for things like your barrel if you're going long range, go for max control, go for max range.
If you're going for close range, you might want to go for some more mobility-based benefits.
Muzzle tuning tips for warzone 2.0
Now muzzles in most cases can also be tuned to be slightly better, but again, with how tuning works in this game, I want to make sure this is super clear throughout the article tuning. is not going to drastically change your gun outside of your optic. Viewpoint is like the only thing that is super noticeable in the game, but in this case, recoil smoothness is not a huge factor, and this is something you'll be able to tune on a lot of muzzles.
It's very, very minimally, according to true game data, helping out with your recoil pattern, but it's not drastically noticeable in game, so you don't really need to worry about that too much. You certainly can if you feel like it's something that you need to worry about, but I don't think that, in the grand scheme of things, it's going to help most players.
So you might as well tune some of your muzzles to help out with added speed, and then again, you can go for maximum velocity if that's something that you're trying to take advantage of with your particular long-range setup. For a close range, though, you might want to go for maybe better stability and go Max on the ads.
Speed totally comes down to preference there as well.
Stat chart can␙t always be trusted
whatsoever , and just like how we have these bars in the bottom right that say your damage is increasing, but you know that much of the bar with this graph here is giving you a general idea of the area that you're focusing on, but this hardly is a way to gauge exactly where the sweet spot is for tuning; it's just not going to be that accurate.
You can also tune.
Warzone 2 underbarrel tuning tips
It focuses a lot on hip fire for some reason, which is not a factor in a lot of these fights, like when I'm using a long range rpk here. I'd never tune for hip fire, so we'd go for a better hip walking speed or just a basic walking speed essentially, and a faster ads because you're not gaining any bonuses out of any of the hip fire benefits, so there's no point in really focusing on those whatsoever, so you don't ever want to tune for hipfire.
To any categories that are not going to them directly, Be correlated to where you're using that gun or how you're using that gun; it's pretty basic, but it's just a general rule of thumb. You can tune for even more stability, or perhaps a better straight speed, and then also go for Max stabilization.
So your sway is super nice, or Max ads, if you care about that, so you can definitely play around with other things like this where there's not necessarily a best way to tune it; it's more so what you're looking to get, but it's again not going to drastically increase your stabilization or create an instantaneous.
Warzone 2.0 rear grip tuning explained
In most cases, one grip helps out with control and one grip helps out with speed, like Sprint to Fire and Ads. In the case of sprint to fire and ads, if you're using a close-range gun, you'd want to focus all the way on sprint to fire and ads speed to maximize that stat. Or, you can get away with a mid-range gun that has a slightly better spin to fire an ad, and you can focus more on stability and maybe help out with that recoil steadiness instead, so that some of those mid-range fights are a bit more consistent.
That's a way to make this attachment much more versatile, but again, it's only going to be convenient. If you're not trying to just use it exclusively close range on the contrary on The Recoil, adjusting the rear grips here again if you're trying to get good control and a good mobility stat for a super close range weapon in this case probably SMGs, exclusively go all the way for Sprint to fire all the way for ads but if this is a recoil based attachment to help out with medium to long range you're not going to gain much out of better ads and a better Sprint to fire you might as well tune for those long range pros.
Is tuning worth it in warzone 2?
that would be more beneficial for that style of place, so the Long story short, with tuning, it's not going to make drastic changes to any stats outside of maybe a couple of meters, if that's Max, or a couple of milliseconds here and there. What it will do is allow you to slightly play more into the best play style, so you want to always be tuning into where you're going to be using the gun and the types of engagements you're going to be using the gun with the most to make it the most aggressive and the most advantageous for those particular gunfights, whether that is long range with no recoil or close range with Max Mobility, basically.
You'll have to weigh in on where you're going to be using these guns and tune off of that, but hopefully this gave you some solid starting points as to where you should be tuning things here and there. That is going to wrap things up for this one, though.
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