News - Warzone: The Top 10 Best Loadouts For Fortune's Keep (warzone Season 2 Meta Setups)
So season 2 is here, and for once, there's actually a valid reason to discuss a new top 10 set of weapons. It's not just a formal thing this season. Season 2 of War Zone introduced a lot of weapon tuning and changes, and the metal landscape is not only one that changed overall, but for this article in particular, we're focused on Fortune's Keep.
The returning map here was altered with season 2 to be different than what you may remember, but keep that in mind because it's a smaller map. Resurgence Map There's a different priority in a sense compared to the big map experience with Ukhan. Today we're running down my pick of the top 10 loadouts that you should be using in Fortune's Keeps Meta. I would love to chat with you guys, but for now, let's dive into the new weapons of War Zone's Fortune's Keep Meta that you should be using in season 2.
The best mtz 762 loadout in fortune's keep season 2
First things first, I just want to talk about one that I think is by far the best weapon to use right now, especially for something like your ranged meta.
That is the MTZ, 762. I can't emphasize it, Just enough how easy of a build this is to use. It's definitely for the better that there's only 30 rounds per magazine because if there was a 60-round mag, it'd be game over and it would definitely be busted. The 762 is impressive for the reason that it's powerful.
Usually you're landing 46 to 50 shots per round, with each shot 54 with a head shot mixed in, so on average, let's say it's like mixing one head shot in there at about five to six shots to kill. The major cons, of course, are the recoil and the magazine capacity. Without glitching the 40-round mag, right now there's no real way to get around that ammo capacity problem, but with the recoil, you can effectively remove it, so this build is meant for recoil mitigation.
And it's just a laser shooter at this point, so for this, I'd recommend the Precision Barrel. The Cassis breaks the L muzzle for horizontal recoil; you don't need any of that extra shake. The Brewing heavy support grip, the Close Quarters assault stock, and the 30-round magazine. Because of this, I'm not really a huge fan of the iron sights on a lot of weapons. I usually like to run an optic on quite a decent number of weapons, but because this is something that is so precise and has such little recoil when Ked properly, and you just slightly pull down on that right thumb stick, you can easily get away with the iron sights on this; it's truly just a weapon that is fries, so try that one out first and foremost.
The best ram 9 loadout in fortune's keep season 2
The Ram 9 is another one that is new and fun and offers some powerful variability in the SMG category. As you'll see, there's a bunch of weapons in the SMGs that, for Fortune Keep in particular, are absolutely viable, but this one's a new one, a change of pace. It's a very mobile weapon, and it's just a fun one to use, so I think the only hurdles you may encounter are if you don't like the iron sights.
I get it. It's not the best here, but if you can manage with it, it's a beast. Clos quarters, it's got a wicked rate of fire and is very easy to control. For this. I'd recommend the Sonic suppressor's muzzle, the DR6, the hand stop under the barrel, the 50-round magazine, the retort 90 grip tape, and the motion tack pad stock, giving you a bit more sprint of fire and aim-down sight.
You're kind of trying to find that balance between sprint to fire and movement speed buffs while also having some control, but the RAM 9 is definitely one you want to try out as a newer one, and talking newer weapons.
The best bp50 loadout in fortune's keep season 2
The BP50 is another one that's just new and fun to use. Initially i kind of thought that I didn't really like it, but when you start to get a feel for where the weapon belongs and where it excels, then it will feel more natural, and it'll feel like a build that you can absolutely do well with, so for me.
I think the overall thing that I'd say for this is that it's probably going to be a great sniper support weapon, maybe the sniper support weapon, and I say that because things like LMGs, battle rifles, and even some rifles will challenge gun fights at longer range way better than the BP50. Well, I'd say the BP50 is a mid-range weapon at Max, but it can also excel in those close-quarters engagements because of the fire rate.
So in theory, you have close and mid-range covered with this, and all you need is a long-range weapon, which is where a sniper could come in handy. Mix that in, and you've got everything covered in regards to engagements you could possibly take, and with a fast fire rate and an easy control recoil, it's just a solid choice here for this, so for this build.
I'd recommend the Lore 9 heavy barrel, the Cassis breake muzzle, the Brun heavy support grip, the 45-round magazine, and the Slate reflector. Now, if you're fine without an optic, the irons aren't the worst, but they're also not the best, so you can take them out however you want. If you want some more control, you can add a stock.
If you want a little bit more snappy nature to it, you can add a laser or a rear grip. But it really comes down to preference at that point, but I kind of like the slight reflector on this build.
The best wsp 9 loadout in fortune's keep season 2
Then moving over into some other weapons that we haven't quite talked about in the air quote. Meta: The WSP 9 is one that got some substantial updates with the season 2 update, and with that came a whole new way to play with the weapon, giving it a sort of breath of fresh air and a solid chance.
I think personally speaking, having played with this a lot since the update, I think this feels a lot like The Meta. Milano back in the Cold Wars year of support for War Zone haven't been able to fully try to like match one to one, so the ranges I don't know how effective by comparison, but it is something that still feels good.
It's that slower fire rate that packs a bit more punch, and it's pretty easy to control, plus it's really mobile, so for this, I'd recommend the WSP Optac Long Barrel. The brew and heavy support grip the 50-round magazine, the WSP factory stock, and the Slate reflector. You certainly don't need an optic on this build, but I find the base iron sights to be insanely intrusive on the sides; it just like walls off part of your peripheral vision at that point, but maybe that's just me, but I recommend that build for.
The best striker 9 loadout in fortune's keep season 2
Sure, now the striker 9 is another one. The next weapon we'll talk about that is incredibly fun to use after this update, the striker 9, was a weapon that was kind of in and out; it was kind of dipping its toes in the meta depending on who you asked in that regular rotation of what they'd play with, but honestly, for Fortune's sake.
