News - Warzone 2. 0 Top 3 Meta Assault Rifles For Long Range & Sniper Support
At the end of the build, I'm going to go for the no recoil super damage and all around her. Let's begin with the all-arounder, which is tag 56: first, sniper support; then, long-range build marrow, which is the number one attachment; and that's the 70 and a half-inch Tundra damage range and bullet velocity plus tuning towards the recoil.
And damage range, the iron side of the attack 56 is okay, but if you really want to do these for long-range shots. I feel like you want to see more, and that's where I'm taking the Cronin mini pro since the recoil is very simple and we're talking about a very simple you just beam it away and it goes straight up in a line with not much horizontal Wibble wobble, which means we don't necessarily need an under barrel, but ammunition wise we could go for high velocity go for more steadiness and a little bit more damage range, we could choose a muzzle or the heavy horizontal recoil control or we could go for the under barrel, and surprisingly not the pineapple because the lock Precision 14 does.
Actually do better recoil control tuning so that toward aim down side speed if you're now shooting that away, especially here in comparison, it just makes the recoil go up more or less in a nice sweaty straight line, and when you're shooting this on the distance one or two, it's easier. Monstrosity anchor b with SMGs and compete with ARs up to 40 or 50 meters long range version needs you to keep the barrel that's obvious that's the tundra it still works for nasty Wise It's the Schlage.
Forward tuning that to his far end on side speed now that we're playing this as a long range beamer. I'm going to put this 60-round mag on, and since the long range horizontal recoil is the thing that matters the most. I put on the Komodo and have in tuned this to a skunking control and recoil stabilization.
We've got four attachments on, and the recreate already looks very good. This is what we had before, and if you're looking now at the recoiler, here it feels very good and stable. Especially the visual recoil is plenty low, so you essentially have the same reaction. A bit more strain would be needed for recoil stabilization now, and we could also go back to the precision that we have been actually trying out before tuning this to its known aim side.
Spain put that back on the firing range; it's there to really straighten out the recoil even more. Did you notice right away that yes, it does straighten out and break through it nicely, but it also has a wee bit less bounce, especially on the top? If you're now shooting this at longer ranges, you can just perfectly keep this on, keep this on, keep this on, and keep this on that.
Is the long-range build for the attack 56? He was an all-arounder, but what is the damage? That would be the cast of 762. Right next to it, it's like the Amax sniper support, and, long range, the sniper support, we're going to take the IG barrel for Ricoh control and bullet velocity. Why not the cast?
We already have 45 meters of active damage range, so we don't need more effective damage range, and you can tune this to his recost. Readiness: In this case, we can actually go for email and side speed because our damage range is already absolutely fantastic, so you can squeeze out a little bit more ad ammunition.
Speed: Here, we can go for High Velocity, which also gives us more recoil steadiness, and here we can actually move the damage range back up because smoothness doesn't do anything for the magazine. You can choose a 40-round magazine, but you do have a 30-round magazine, and I hate just going for 10 more bullets, so I'll be staying obvious I'll be staying with a base of 30.
My inside is decent if you can shoot this on these shots; these shots can also be on the long range. Keep an eye inside for me. I do have to go for the Chrono Mini Pro. I'm sorry I'm old, but I need to have my sight now with these three attachments. We are kind of adding a wee bit of shaking secret, but it's actually okay.
So we have a little bit of horizontal booty bounce, more or less it goes straight up if we actually introduce here also the precision grip to it, the log grab, and we tune this to its aimed on side speed and then throw this back into the range, you'll notice that we have a very good ad time. if we have enough time.
If we have a well that goes up, that already has a wee bit more controlled horizontal spring. Are we now shooting this on this? and also that range or get-off, you do notice still that it goes a little bit left and right. We have two choices for this now. We can go for the rear grip for bonus recoil control and tune this to its steadiness and spring to fire speed, and now putting this into the firing range, you do notice a wee bit better control.
It's not much, but it's to the point where it just feels way better on the long range, or you would take the demo grip off and put the muzzle on four horizontal Recon controls towards gun kick and recoil stabilization if you're now shooting away similar. Thing, it also does feel very good; it's kind of like a shoe-choose your poison thingy.
The advantage, obviously, of the demo grip is that you're going to be going for a bit of spring to fire so that you can whip the gun faster out in the face of your opponent. This isn't the sniper rifle, and for the long range we need to take off Uno; dosed is Quadro, and we'll keep the barrel because it does a huge chunk of Ricoh control and bullet velocity again; damage range is not and never has been our issue.
In the optic, we're returning to the schlaga. In this direction toward the far end, we could be slacking on the 40-round mag as we're going on range, but again. I kind of feel like if I do more recon attachments. I don't need the 10 bullets more especially. Since the reload is really quick, you could go here for the underbarrel for the locked precision to what's aimed at side speed; we could go for the muzzle, and we wouldn't go just for the horizontal; it would take actually a vertical and horizontal control with a sock in because it is a little bit more bouncy.
Like the Emax was, and here we can now also choose to go for the rear grip with the bonus of Ricoh control into steadiness and aiming idle stability, and all three together now with the schlaga have a very good recoil profile, and it does significantly remind you of the Emax; it just literally goes up in a tiny wee bit line if you're now shooting this away like obviously, here you could have whooped it out on these distances.
The most important is obviously the back distance. You do notice an aggressive climb going up again, but you can really get this going and keep it going. This is more for advanced players than it is for beginners; that's some high damage recoil, and it What about the lack of recoil? That's the jack of all trades, the Lackman 556, Here, we'll start with a long-range build and then move on to the snipers aboard the barrel.
