News - Updated" Pro Player Taq-56 Class Setups. Cdl Moshpit Loadouts - Warzone 2
Intro
CDL pro players have just banned the M4 from their matches, which means the primary assault rifle is now going to be the to be the 56. So with that being said, I'm going to show you three updated Pro Player class setups for this weapon. One of those is a no-recoil build from Octane, and another is an aggressive build from Draza.
Any final class setup will be a balanced build for methods. That way, no matter what kind of playstyle you use, you will be able to leave this article with a pro player class setup for the attack.
No recoil setup
So Octane's class setup is going to be a no recoil build, so the mobility will still kind of be there, but the focus here is no recoil, so with this build, you're definitely going to want to focus on getting into power positions and lasering people across the map, so just go ahead and check out this no recoil, control build.
It is absolutely insane. You should never lose a gunfight if you're posted up with this class setup. We are going to start off with the demo clean shot grip, which gives you a boost to your sprinter fire speed and aim down sight speed. It is kind of funny that the first attachment for our no recoil build is a mobility-based attachment that makes you lose recoil and control, but trust me, you do need to get some ability somewhere on this class setup, and then afterwards, of course, you can make up for that lost recoil.
With extra attachments. But for now, we're sticking with the demo cliche grip for that boost of spread to fire speed and aim down sight speed; this just really helps with your close range gunfights. The next attachment will be the TV X-Line Pro Stock, which is once again another mobility-based attachment that makes you lose recoil control, but either way, we still gain a crouch movement speed boost.
A sprint speed boost and a name-down slight speed boost, just like I said a few seconds ago, it is kind of interesting that the first two attachments are mobility-based attachments that make you lose recoil on a no recoil build, but the attack really doesn't have too much recoil to begin with, so even if we are losing a little bit, we can make up for that in the future with other attachments, and one of the attachments that will really help towards making this class setup into a no recoil build is the Commando 4 grip, which gives a boost to your aiming out of stability and recoil stabilization.
Usually i don't really care about aiming out of stability, but in a competitive setting, you're going to be holding a lot of lines of sight, so you need to make sure your gun isn't swaying back and forth in those situations, so that's actually really important, but also the recoil stabilization is just as important because we are looking to make a no-recall.
Build here, so that extra recoil stabilization is going to help us a lot with that, but we won't actually have a no-recoil build until we put on the Tread 44 muzzle, which does give you a huge boost to your vertical and horizontal recoil control, and after putting on this attachment, it doesn't matter if the person you're shooting at is across the map; you're still going to be able to hit your shots because the recoil is going to be non-existent.
With this attachment on, and like I said, this is what's going to make us have a no-recoil build because this attachment is very strong when it comes to vertical and horizontal recoil control, but even if you have a no-recoil build and you're hitting all of your shots, it's not really going to matter if you're a pea shooter.
We need to get some extra damage and velocity on this glass setup, so we're going to do that with the 17.5-inch Tundra Pro Barrel. So, like I said, this is the perfect combination that he has working here. Make sure to pause the article or get a screenshot if you do want to copy all these attachments down for Octane's no recoil build. Pro players don't tune their weapons in this game, so we aren't going to be focusing on any of that, and we're just going to go ahead and get into the next class , setup.
Aggressive setup
Next up, we're going to be taking a look at Draza's class setup, which is much more fast-paced. Build for the attack (5060).
Aim down slight speeds for Fire speed and striking speed are all much faster than these other class setups, but you don't have as much recoil or control on this gun, but it doesn't really matter because the attack 56 basically has no recoil to begin with, so if you're more of an advanced player or just a faster player, then you definitely want to chop this class setup because I feel like it is the best out of all three or the actual attachments.
We are going to start off with the demo clean shot grip; once again, this is going to give us a boost to our sprint to fire speed and aim down sight speed with the more aggressive class setup. This definitely makes sense because we are going to get a big boost in our handling with this attachment.
I definitely do like this attachment for the attack 56. I feel like it just makes it more of a versatile weapon. We're also going to be throwing at high velocity to boost our bullet velocity. If you don't know, the weapons are not hit-scan in this game, so if you throw on that bullet velocity, it will make the attack 56 more of a hit-scan weapon.
Next up is going to be the FSS strike for 90. This will give us a boost in our aim for idle stability, which, as I mentioned before, is enhanced with octane. Class setup is actually pretty important for competitive matches. Normally. I would say it doesn't matter too much, but there will be times where you're just holding a line of sight with this build, so you definitely don't want your iron sights to be swaying back and forth when doing so because you can miss some shots by that happening, and then to finish things off with this glass setup, you have the 17.5 Tundra probe barrel.
As I mentioned with Octane's class setup once again, the damage range in blue velocity is a must-have on the TAC 56, but another thing that is really slept on with this barrel is the hip fire accuracy. If you're running across the map like crazy, you're going to get into a lot of close-range gunfights, and that hipfire is going to.
In a pinch, go ahead and take a screenshot of this class setup. If you do want to copy it down, I recommend trying it out because it is my favorite out of all three builds. Once again, we're not going to be using any tuning because professional players don't tune their weapons, so let's go ahead and get onto for the last class setup.
Balanced build
If you don't like aggressive builds and you don't want a no-recoil build, then this is going to be the class setup for you because it is a very balanced "best of both worlds" build with methods.
