News - Two Overpowered Guns No One Is Talking About. Season 3 Warzone 2
The Lachman 762 has a under 500 millisecond time to kill just like the Fenne used to have, but on 33 meters of effective damage range, the main mistake people make is trying to play it as a sniper support; that's not going to work, but as an SMG, despite the fantastic recoil, we all know they have done our boy dirty; they have added some really heavy horizontal whippity bounds and the gun flies around, but with a few adjustments and a little trick while shooting, you can make sure that this is never an issue again.
First and foremost, muzzle, you want to put on the ThaiR8; this is the most horizontal recoil feasible; you're going to tune this on 25 and also recoil stabilization on 65. Now for the optics, you can take anything from the Amop V4 mini attack to the Corvus SC recharge; whichever one floats your boat, there's no distinctive advantage to one over the other.
Minimally, stop minimally, stop, and go on, and that kind of resets The Recoil pattern because you're going to go left and right bibbity bounds but if you go. You notice that the horizontal magnitude you're having is non-existent, and now if we actually put on the heavy support stock, why that over the rear grip because the rear grip would give you seven percent Rico control but minus the aiming stability, and I mean stability is now not really making the recoil better but the amount of aiming stability still has, your gun will be following a more stable pattern and it doesn't have your gun, especially when you ads around, always want to be somewhere different because you always want to be in the middle.
I want to aim for this. I want to be middle-aged, unless I need stability. The more you deviate from the middle as you start shooting and the more you feel your recoil, it's still four and four percent horizontal and vertical, respectively. Now for the underbarrel, there's a lot of discussion going on.
You might go for a little bit more Rico stabilization or you might just take the locker Precision for example to make it the most straight. Bipods are not an option. Obviously, pattern is the f-tech Ripper tune for aiming idle stin bounds,coil stabilizer on, there's even more aiming idle stability when you're essentially going up, And the gun feels very stable.
There's nstabilization,ontabity, bounce going on and that'Precision,ly, gexample, now if you're shooting this a ay on the distance again you get this reset minimally reset the reset reset, and the best part is that you don't feel the horizontal going so hot for left and right with the mini resets that you do in between now if you want to take the locker Precision instead, of the Ricoh stabilization and tune this then towards a little bit of aim down side speed and here hip recoil control then be my guest and do that but I prefer the RICO stabilization by Leaps and Bounds now to the battle rifle the lachman 762, even in full auto it has a 492.
Milliseconds time to kill, where the Lachmann sub with a 525 is the fastest killing afterwards, and this is not factoring in headshots. The good thing is that it has a 30-round magazine and a 50-round magazine. If you were playing this sniper support, you would have to put on the 50-round mag and the Cronin Mini Pro.
The biggest problem is that a lot of people really try to actually play this as sniper support because of the effective damage range, but if we're realistically trying to do that. It works, but it has a high vertical pull, and I really like shooting distance. Dave, It doesn't feel good, no matter what attachments you put on.
Instead of desperately trying to somehow make this work as a sniper, why not just ignore the recoil and use it as an SMG in the 10-15 range and not have a single damage drop off? For that, the 30-round Mech is perfect because you kill in very few bullets; now you do have a decent ironside, and considering that we would just want to shoot close Kevin and middle Mark.
Should be okay, you notice how the gun pulls aggressively up, though now one would say it would be perfect to control,lly put on the higher all that,id for the horizontal, but I'm going to go with the Tempest GH to just take care of this very harsh vertical pull the gun has, and that's about it because it's the most visual vertical pull.
Now we're going to focus on actually making the gun faster. You have two choices here. You can go for the OV. The candid Viber dot, since you're using this completely close-up candid vibrodont, might be a realistic option. We're going to start with the OV and iron sides, but if you don't like the iron side.
Canton, or Viber Don't look at it; we're going to go for aim down side speed and Sprint to fire speed, and for the rear grip, we're going to go for the Rica control one, but we're going to tune this again for sprint to fire and aiming on side speed. We're not going to add the double-aim down-side speed and Sprint to fire with the LMK 64 because that would make our Rico worse, and then even worse, with these four attachments, if you're putting this into Zaval.
It does look very stable, but you notice how the gun itself is shaking in your face, and that's where I really prefer the Kented. I could shoot this very easy, close enemy, and also Middle Mark. But the gun itself is wibbling on your side, and your hand is in a very shitty position. Now, in order to make the gun faster, you have a couple of choices.
We could use the barrel with a Lachman Nova, which increases our movement speed and damage range; we don't need that; it would slightly reduce our recoil by five percent; but we could tune this for Rico steadiness, which would be fine; and a known side speed with a minimally aimed side speed. Plus, you would still get a huge movement speed bonus, like you were making yourself an absolute Speed demon.
I mean, this is an AR, and you're speed dimming around, and if you're then shooting, you're still very good off recoil, so you can shoot middle Mark and close Kevin. Alternatively, there's the Mobile stock, which essentially just makes you more mobile but without the detriment of any recoil control minus or whatsoever, so you're going to be moving a wee bit faster, not as fast as with the barrel, that's for sure, but a wee bit faster, and again, you can still shoot closed Kevin and middle mark.
Now, realistically, you notice how the gun is going left and right, so again, you could choose the laser for the counted Vibra Dot and then go for aim down side speed and Sprint fire speed, which is to avoid having the gun Shake in your face. If we're shooting right now, yes, it just feels a billion times better, especially When you're just going to be shooting close, Kevin, most of the time that's your 10-meter range.
