News - New "pro Player" Taq-56 Class Setup Warzone 2. Best Class Setup - Warzone 2

So if you guys are fans of competitive Call of Duty and Modern Warfare 2, then you know the two main weapons that are being used are the m4s, for assault rifle players, and the vasnavs, for SMG players, but what a lot of people don't know is that the attack 56 was actually the primary assault rifle for AR players at the beginning of the year, at least that was the case until the pro players found out how good the M4 actually is, and then of course the pros just decided to use the M4 instead of the attack 56.

But once again, if you do keep up with the CDL news and drama, there is a very strong chance that the M4 does get G8 after the first major, and if that does happen, then the attack on 56 is 100 days away. Back as the primary assault rifle, so with that being said. We have a really nice class set up here with no recoil, high damage, and good mobility, so jumping straight into the class, we're going to use the FSS combat grip as our rear grip, which does give us a boost to our recoil control.

Of course, all these pro players do want to make sure that they're hitting their shots at mid- to long-range because that's where most of their gunfights are going to be in a competitive setting, so they need to have as much recoil control as possible. Just a few seconds ago, you saw me on the firing range with this gun, and I was absolutely beaming.

With this gun and this attachment, there's a really good reason why, but if you feel confident in your accuracy, recoil, controls, and grip, you can try out the demo clean shot grip. Some more aggressive AR players will be using this as their primary attachment with this gun, and this just gives you a boost to your sprint to fire speed and aim down sight speed, so you can choose which attachment you would rather use.

I have a feeling that most pro players will be using the combat grip, but like I said, there are going to be a couple people using the clean stack group as well as moving over to the stock. A lot of professional players are also liking the TV format. Pro Stock because it gives you a boost to your crouch movement speed, sprint speed, and aim down sight speed footsteps, which are extremely loud in this game, and once again, in a competitive setting, that's not great, so the crouch movement speed boost that you get with this attachment is really important once you get a nice aim down slight speed boost which can really help you win your gun bites, and then you put the Sprint speed on, it just to be a little bit mobile around the map, and you've got a really good attachment for a competitive setting.

Next up is going to be the Komodo heavy attachment for our muzzle. This is going to give us a boost in horizontal recoil and help control the attack 56, which really doesn't have too much vertical recoil. On the gun by default, so we can really easily control that by ourselves just by pulling down on the right stick or mouse.

if you're on keyboard and mouse, but that horizontal recoil is almost impossible to work with, so this attachment does a really good job at just completely removing that horizontal recoil in the first place, so now we can easily control the vertical recoil, and the horizontal recoil is pretty much gone, so we have a weapon with no recoil now with this attachment.

The fourth attachment will be the FSS Shark Fin 90 for a boost to our target idle stability. This really doesn't do too much for you except that when you're just holding down a line of sight, your gun is not going to sway back and forth while looking down your iron sights. There are definitely a couple of attachments that I feel are better, but I'm pretty sure that the attachments that have any hip fire accuracy boost to them are G8, and if that wasn't the case.

You can either use the 17.5" or 18.5" Tundra probe barrel for a boost to damage range, hipfire accuracy, and bullet velocity. This will make your accuracy and mid- to long-range gunfights extremely easy, instead of using that barrel attachment. You can use high velocity because you still get a good boost for your mid- to long-range gunfights.

With this attachment on, it's not a strong SD barrel, but it still helps you in those situations, at least while removing the mobility cons that come with the barrel, or you can go ahead and use the Slimline Pro Azure optic. I really don't recommend this because I feel like the iron sights, on this gun, are super good to begin with and there's no recoil anyway, so it's pretty easy to stay on target, but if you don't want to use the barrels, it'd be better at mid-long range gunfights, and you don't want the high velocity attachment either, then you can go ahead and throw on the optic if that helps you.

I wouldn't really recommend doing it, but I know some people would like to use the optic, and that's going to be the entire class setup for the Pro Player attack 56 build, which you can copy. Down these attachments if you want to make sure to remember that you can remove the barrel and put on high velocity or the Sunline Pro as your optic.

We're not tuning any of these attachments because professional players do not tune attachments. In their competitive matches, it's G8, which means it's restricted, and the pro players have agreed not to use it, but either way, let's go ahead and fry some noobs with this new Pro Player class setup.

It's coming for me; it's not a bomb; shite; it was a distraction all right; somehow I have choked a double MGB. I haven't even gotten close to the second, so I want to say I technically choked it, but I got the first MGB so early that ever since then I've just been getting destroyed. My people like to slide into me, and stuff happens at bad timing, and the other team looks completely different than it did about five seconds ago when I got to MTV, Cool Coffee, Foreign, and Quad.

God, I can't see anyone with it. 94 kills by MGB in a good game should have had a double or a triple MGB, though I can't believe