News - New" Taq 56 Class Is 2x More Broken Than Before Warzone 2 (best Class Setup) Cod Warzone 2
So here's my most recent Tac 56 class. We got the RF Chrome 50 for the muzzle. The barrel is a 17.5-inch Tundra Pro. Stock the demo clean shot grip and the 40-round mics. So I don't blame you guys. So in the testing, what happened was that he was running on a gun for the attack 56 without attachments; the next testing he did was the attack 56 with only the 17.5-inch Tundra Pro barrel; and then the last one that he did had the barrel and the ammunition for the 5.56 High Velocity.
Now let's look at the still image that he has here. So, this image right here shows us a few things. You got 20-meter shots, 40-meter shots, 60-meter shots, and 80-meter shots. I would say it's not going to happen consistently unless you're purposely sitting back, but 20 and 40 are what we should be focusing on, with 60 sometimes, so as you guys can see here, there are no attachments at all at 50 milliseconds.
For the shot to hit with, just the tundra barrel at 20 meters, it takes 45 milliseconds, and then with the tundra and the high velocity, it takes 45 milliseconds; they both take 45 milliseconds at 20 meters, so both of those are good right there. It's all right to run the high velocity at this range when you go to 40 meters, it's 50 milliseconds, with the tundra.
I mean with nothing but 49 milliseconds, with just the tundra barrel and not the high velocity and 50 milliseconds, when running both, so it's actually worse when you're running both. Milliseconds, with just the barrel on the 17.5 inch Tundra for it to leave the barrel and hit the target and with high velocity rounds from 44 milliseconds it goes to 50 seven.
Using it before that is not worth it, especially if you're going for those long shots at 50 to 60; it's not going to do you any good, and it's actually worse to run that, so with that being said, let's talk about the next attachment. Next off, we got the under barrel and the under barrel, a lot of people are telling me.
I'm going to stand here all the way, the way actually, let's get them to move a little bit, we're going to stand right here, okay, we're going to aim that dot so it's right in the center of that, all the way at long range, and we're just aiming down. You guys are going to see that when I'm aiming down sights.
I'm mostly on target, so we're going to take a shot while it looks like it's off target there, and if it hits, we're going to take another one. If it misses, that's all right, so we take another one. That's so far two out of three shots, and there you go, four shots. Three of them hit the target; only one missed, and it only took three shots to kill at that distance.
Once we aim down sights, it actually has a worse idle stability look; it goes right off there, so you're going to miss that. We're going to take another shot, and another one misses. So far, we've taken four shots, and two of them have hit and two of them have missed. There's another one; there's another one; there's another one; there's another one we took eight shots at.
Kill him right there, and that's shooting one at a time. One bullet at a time, eight shots, and only four of those hit, so honestly, aiming idle stability-wise, this is not a good attachment to run, at least in my opinion, so what I like to run is the 40-round mags instead of the 16-round mags. You lose movement speed; you lose 80-mph speed.
You lose reload quickness and sprint to fire, but let's go into this quickly. The sprint to fire is going to be bad regardless of whether you're playing with a heavy assault rifle; it's going to be bad. But once you actually start, it's not that slow; it's actually not that slow, and you can start hip-firing this gun.
I as adsing. And hopefully we take a few of those shots, and it's not bad; as you guys saw. I barely added there, and we hit those shots, so it's actually not that bad, and even at close range, it's even better. So you've got those issues to work out, and one of them is that you're kind of wasting an attachment.
If you're putting this on right here, it's a waste of an attachment. Do not waste your attachment, and you could have more bullets. I'm the type of person who would rather have more bullets. Be a little bit slower; it doesn't matter because most times you're aiming down sights while standing in the same spot anyway.
When playing ranked, having more bullets means you're reloading a lot less, which means you have fewer chances of dying when enemies catch you off guard while you're reloading. When you're reloading your gun in this game, there's no YY, there's no canceling; your reload means you're going to die, so I'd rather reload a lot less often than not reload or reload super often and die a lot.
Let's say you have 30 bullets. Once you go from 30 to 60 to 90, to shoot 90 shots, you have to reload three times, this one right here, to shoot 80 shots, which is just 10 less than 90. You only reload twice, and then the third reload is going to be 110 shots rather than the 90 that you're going to get out without reloading, so a whole mag difference then.
After that we, got the RF Crown 50 muzzle now this one right here is a little confusing for some people and I understand so a little bit about Dr Crown 50 and the f-tack castle comp is what people are gonna run they're gonna run this or the other if they want that recoil control the, f-tac castle comp has a little bit more horizontal recoil than the RF Crown 50 but the RF Crown 50 has a little bit more vertical recoil than the F-type Castle comp now we all know a little bit more vertical recoil is very easy to control because all you got to do is hold down while shooting and it's going to stay on target whereas.
If you have very high horizontal recoil, once you're shooting, you're going to have to start holding down while moving left and right on your joystick as well, which is a lot harder to say. On target, the RF Crown 50 actually has the easier recoil. Control to actual control now: both recoils are not bad whatsoever, except you're going to be hitting more shots with the RF Crown 50.
That's why I recommend that right there, under the barrel. I mean, yeah, like we spoke about that, don't run it. There's no point aiming for idle stability; who cares about that anyway? And you're missing more shots once the target actually runs out of that way; once he runs out of a corner and you see him while you're aiming on sites, you're probably going to miss that first shot anyways, so you might as well not run it without it; your chances are a lot higher, like 50 percent higher, that you're actually going to hit that first shot, which is big for the attack 50.
