News - Xrk Stalker Vs Sp-x 80 Which Is Better Warzone 2

This is the X arcade bolt-action sniper rifle that's new to Modern Warfare 3, and this is the xxa. A bolt-action sniper that's carried over from Modern Warfare 2, and today we're going to be comparing these two snipers to find out which one is better in Modern Warfare 3. I have no idea why the menu's glitching, but yeah, we're comparing the stalker to the SPX.

This is the last article I'm going to be doing for this sniper. Obviously, when there are more snipers or reg guns in this game, I will make versus articles comparing those guns, but apart from that, this is pretty much it. This is my stalker class. If you wanted to, you could take off the optic, a bolt for a rear grip with extra ad speed, or a magazine.

Apart from that, that's pretty much my stalker class. This is my SP SPX class; it's the same thing you could take off the rare grip all the stock or even the bolt for a magazine, but apart from that, those are the classes. Guys, these are the perks I was using in today's article. The main gear perks he uses are either the Mag Holster, Cold Blooded EOD, or Tac MK.

Yeah, we've got the stalker first again. We're not even halfway through season 1, yet I'm ready for the next season. I'm honestly so glad I started covering the battle pass VAR because I didn't know where I'd be right now. I had a horrendous start to Modern Warfare 2; if you go back and look at my Modern Warfare 2 articles at the start, nearly all my articles before season 2—90% of them—got less than 100 views compared to now, when we're getting 100 views per article as a whole.

I would be so much worse off right now. I'm glad that I still do articles. There were obviously a lot of articles before Vanguard came out. You know where they just got no views. Views was constantly trying to come up with good ideas or just make somewhat good articles, and they just didn't work. But when I started doing the versus articles when Cold War first came out, that's probably one of the best decisions I ever made, like those articles themselves, like that whole idea.

I've gotten so many views from all of the articles I've done that I know it's a funny story. I compared the HDR from Modern Warfare 2019 to the zrg on Cold War, but I did it in war zone; I didn't do it in multiplayer; I only did it in war zone, and I swear to you. I was so close to not doing that article.

I felt like, because the zrg was so slow, there wasn't really a point in doing it. I was so close to not making that article, but I thought you knew what I wanted to do, so let's just do it, and it ended up becoming my most-viewed article at the time. I think it was the first article I made that got 2, 000 views compared to what we're getting in views right now, which is insane compared to the intervention.

And, the mcpr, it's really hard to tell, like fire rate is the biggest difference with these snipers, but the thing is. I do think the SPX, the mcpr, the fgx, or the intervention are all better than the lab, but the lab technically has the same fire rate as the stalker, which is why in the last article that specific matchup was actually pretty hard to tell which gun was better because the lab is actually a little bit more consistent than it with the one shot kills.

There were just a few things it was lacking compared to this gun, but in regards to the SPX, also known as the MSR I think this might be statistically the closy matchup between two snipers in this game, so yeah, the final sniper, we're going to be comparing the stalker to the SPX, as you can see ads speed-wise, it actually is.

Faster i genuinely think that this G is ever-slightly more consistent in terms of one-shot kills. The big difference between these two guns is the fire rate. Statistically, I think without the fire rate increasing by B, it's exactly the same on both snipers. Because of the fire rate increase in the ball, if you put it on both snipers, I think the XRK stalker fire rate is only slightly faster, but only by an ever-so-slight amount.

So, in all honesty, I think both of these guns could be near enough the same statistically. The only thing where you can probably tell which one is visibly better is probably the SPX, which has better ad speed, and obviously you can tell that the SPX has a slightly better one-shot kill. So in summary, the XRK stalker is only slightly better in terms of fire rate, but the SPX is only slightly faster in terms of ads, and it's a tiny bit more consistent in terms of damage, so statistically, they're both better in their own ways.

I feel like every sniper in this game has its own little advantage over the others. Snipers: this one, for example, has by far the best reload speed, even without the mag holster. The reload speed is really fast on this, which means you don't have to put on an extended mag. Another thing about this sniper is that it has the best reg-scope.

I don't know if you guys noticed, but I use this SPX scope and all my sniping classes, whereas with this and the lab, this is the default scul for this gun, so you don't have to use an attachment slot, changing the SC. All in all, honestly, I still think the XRK is only just better; it's better for the followup potential, and hitting the SPX is neither near nor on the same.