Optic: Axial Arms 3x or personal preference.Recommended Attachments:Ĭold War's Swiss K-31 sniper received improvements to its aiming stability and ADS speed, making it a solid contender and now a step above Modern Warfare's Kar98k. The Modern Warfare version has slightly better mobility, but Cold War's MP5 ends up having a slightly faster time-to-kill. You can use the Cold War or the Modern Warfare version of this submachine gun, as the stats are pretty comparable for both. Not everyone might agree on the MP5 being as relevant as the Bullfrog or MAC-10, but it's still a really solid submachine in Warzone. Plus, it offers great mobility for those who love to run and gun across Verdansk. The PPSh-41 was already a solid choice, but thanks to damage and range buffs in the Reloaded update, it's an even more powerful option for Warzone. Thanks to the recent buff to the bullet velocity, the LC10 is now a strong contender for the submachine class. The MAC-10 has been a dominant submachine gun for the past two seasons, and while it's still a solid choice even after its recent nerf, the LC10 might actually be set to replace it. However, there are actually a few really solid options for a close-range secondary gun, if you're not planning on using the FARA or AK-47's submachine gun-like builds. There's really not a single standout as the meta for submachine guns. This can be another long-range option, if you're looking to use something other than the CR-56 AMAX. This is not my personal favorite, but it really gets the job done with the right attachments, especially the ones that help beef up the bullet velocity. The Krig-6 is another Cold War assault rifle that wasn't a smart Warzone choice prior to the Season 3 update, but the recent buffs help this gun kill much faster now. However, for that mid-range build, you'll likely want to swap the GRU suppressor for the new benefits of the standard suppressor. Maybe you prefer a 4x hybrid optic or a thermal scope.Ĭold War's FARA 83 assault rifle is still a contender for a mid-range option, and this gun is a great choice to pair as a secondary to a sniper, marksman rifle, or the CR-56 AMAX. Personally, I never go higher than a 3x optic on any of my assault rifles, and I run the Viper Reflex Sight on my AMAX build, but just pick something that feels comfortable for your long-distance gunfights. Optic: Honestly, optics always come down to more of personal preference and playstyle.It still has more recoil than the FFAR 1 had last season, but equipping something like the Commando Foregrip attachment can help with that. The CR-56 AMAX assault rifle is still a top choice as a long- to mid-range option in Warzone right now. Thanks to Season 3 updates, the RAM-7 is now a top-tier option for Warzone, replacing the AK-47 as the best assault rifle for fastest time to kill, but you'll need to make sure you're equipped with the best attachments to make the most of this assault rifle.
Here are some updated recommended gun setups to try in your next match of Warzone.
If you're more inclined to take long-range gunfights, the GRU suppressor is still your best option, but for a mid-to-close range assault rifle setup, you might want to switch to the standard suppressor.
So, depending on your playstyle, the suppressor is now potentially a better choice than the recently popular GRU suppressor. The suppressor no longer reduces bullet velocity, and instead it increases bullet velocity, ADS speed, and sprint to fire speed. Not only did the PPSh-41 and Swiss K31 get buffs in Warzone to make them even more viable options for your Warzone loadouts, buffs to the suppressor make it one of your best options for muzzle attachments. You might also want to adjust the muzzle attachment on some of your classes if you're looking to use the best Warzone loadout possible.
#Warzone meta loadout update
Call of Duty's Season 3 Reloaded update for Warzone brought a small weapon balancing pass that shakes up the gun meta just slightly.
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