News - Is This The New Rpk Meta For Warzone 2
They had a teammate leave. Yeah, let's work together; let's get this done together. You got your teammate who left. Let's help you out, ducky. I'm running around with my fist out. My Danny boy, what's that Danny boy? No, Danny Boy, what are you doing? Danny, we're trying to help. Why choose violence?
We're just trying to help you, ducky. Never mind; I'm just going to die anyway. I swear, you can't trust anybody nowadays. There are just too many people dropping on that same cracker. I gotta go find somewhere else to go. That's a good start. I don't see the guy come this way, so that must mean that all the safe crackers are up.
There's a safe here, which definitely means somebody's going to make their way over here, and there are his footsteps. And there he is. I was like, "I see the Santa cracker." That definitely means that was the guy all right who did the dirty work for me and grabbed all this cash and all these looty loots.
I'm liking it, which is why I got that fire station over here. I just had a sneaky suspicion that there would be a safe cracker in one of the buildings I landed at, and luckily, there was. Yeah, I feel like the transition from war zone to meta isn't as defined as it was back in war zone one; in war zone one, it always just kind of felt like a constant game of whack-a-mole.
And just trying to help you, you know, figure out what's the most OP thing, then abuse that, and then once that's done being abused, go somewhere else, either with another weapon or setup rifles, dummy sticks, or whatever the heck I don't know. I also love the ground that I find in War Zone 2 because it's actually quite usable.
I mean, obviously, being able to have a sign for grips and just having the weapon tuned exactly how you'd like it to be. Obviously, this is much more beneficial for you, but I would say that a lot of times you can do just fine with ground loot. I was afraid that it would just be kind of like War Zone One.
Guys, we finally get it. We got ourselves an RPK that's a lot fully kidded that's worth it. This is where the article itself comes from—just trying to get this load out. Someone just threw grenades on the loadout; your footsteps now. He's like, "Right over here, there we go, and you didn't have a cell for us either." He definitely knew I was there, but I made a little too much noise there, my friend.
You see how it beams at that guy? Jeez, you can't even stand a chance, No. I had a feeling that gunfire would let him know that we were here; you never buy station; it's a pretty spicy spot you see on the radar; they're coming from above the hill quite; did he put a claymore right down there? He has an RPG.
He just walks around outside with an RPG and barely even aims at me; he gets the kill. Holy crap, the fact that I could barely hear his footsteps—I mean, he's like stomping around; this is just like how I feel like the footsteps in this game are so freaking weird, man. What are you doing, bruh?
Let's make it happen, all right? Kevin Let's do this. That's right dirt I appreciate your efforts, man. There you go, plus I kind of feel like we dare. I feel like we dare the worst-case scenario, but at least you got a chance to see a little bit of the RPK in action. Keep an eye on everyone around it.
They are acting. There are lots of mean people around it. Give me this one. This one might be a little bit more pleasant. All right, I got it back. I may not be long, though. Reagan sniped out here; someone is doing a safe cracker right now, and I think he's getting our safe cracker for Camp Kill; I mean, if he was on that roof right there and a three-plate was blessed, we're not too far from the circle either; we can do this now.
I'm not too sure about the laser sight on this thing, especially since it's a visible laser sign, so if I was like aiming out this window, they could see it and be like, "There's a guy right there," and I don't really know if you're using an RPK; I don't really think having faster EDS time is worth it.
I think the reason why you go into RPK is for the ammo capacity and the damage over range, which obviously you'd want to have a somewhat decent ads speed, but I just feel like you would want to focus more on the range. There's a guy right there, the guy with the safe cracker died okay, better now getting now, did we just like make a swim for it, do you think?
I go from one dock to the other and across safely, and yeah, someone on top of that building is going to have to come my way because I'm coming over here and you're on top of this roof. No, these freaking demons—man, I swear to God! You always need to stay on top of the most recent. I was just there too, man.
That's a pain I swear I get most of the time; you just need to be on the very outer edge of the map at all times, especially. When it comes to some of those men, we watch this and see what he's doing to make it so he can get further than me because, I mean, he's got gold weapons, so clearly that means he's a better player.
A good guy knows exactly where he is. He came in with an ATV, and Edsby was there for us all. really slow 1980s speed Yeah, that's what got you wrecked there, buddy; let's see how I was talking about the 80s speed; it's really important. I don't understand why we want to have it relatively fast, but you also have to recognize what kind of situations you're using the weapons in.
That guy uses something like a strap assault rifle, which should have a pretty decent shooting speed. I'm using the lmg like the rpk, which is apparently the meta. You'd think you'd find us. Stick more to the outer edges. Keep your distance and stuff obviously, because your movement speed is heavily reduced with LMGs, which I'm not a big fan of, but the clip size certainly is really nice.
Let's see what breakdown does here. He's just like the most cracked out; he's just constantly YY opening doors. This guy can't sit for more than, like, a half second without pressing something. That's when you know you're a good Call of Duty player: when you're just cracking your mind while walking through doors.
How was that guy able to make that jump? I fell from 10 feet and killed myself. This guy makes a belly flop from three stories up and is 100 percent fine. Are you kidding me? Again, you can fall from five stories and just take the damage, falling 10 feet and being instantly dead. However you look at it, he knows that the circle is going to push him.
He heard that guy drop in; he's got a tracker on. That's actually kind of a nice, easy kill right there; we're breaking down here, and he's able to wire away the curb, slide open doors left and right while belly flopping 18 stories, and be just fine. I need to get this guy a PDHD. Flopper in this game like zombies Look at the rpk though; I mean.
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