We enter the final stretch of Call of Duty Warzone. The month of October will be the last we live in this first version of the Call of Duty battle royale, because Warzone 2 will arrive in November. It will not be a boring last stretch, because Raven Software has introduced its mid-season patch this week , which implies a new balance of weapons.
As a recap before we get into Warzone’s weekly weapon roundup, the PPSh-41 submachine gun and UGM-8 machine gun have been nerfed, while sidearms have been buffed again. modern warfare y Cold War. The EM2 assault rifle is one of the beneficiaries, but… how has this balance affected in general?
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This week something very curious happens in the tables of WZRanked: the meta is upside down, we caught it just before starting to change. The pick rate table remains almost unchanged, while the weapon performance tables (K/D and Win Rate) are upside down. They suffer again huge change which I show you below.
Ratio de Pick
The table that shows the most chosen weapons by the community has not changed much compared to the last few weeks. the submachine gun PPSh-41 It falls from first place after the weapon sway nerf, which has caused the Armaguerra 43 submachine gun to regain its place as the queen. She is closely followed by the Cooper Carbine and GRAU 5.56 assault rifles, and the M-40 submachine gun. surprises? Few. Submachine guns continue to dominate the meta.
Ratio de Pick
As an interesting fact, the assault rifle M4A1 rises from the hells of the table to position himself in the middle of the Top of weapons. In any case, this table will change throughout this weekend and next week. You have the proof in the following tables.
K/D ratio
Things get very interesting in the performance tables. Gun swing and Modern Warfare II beta play havoc in Warzone. The only weapons that remain are the machine gun UGM-8 and the sniper Gorenko Anti-Tank.
K/D ratio
the assault rifle EM2 de Cold War break into the Top 2 and machine gun Whitley de Vanguard It has already replaced the UGM-8, which has been nerfed on weapon sway. The players have not taken even two days to find a more efficient substitute.
Finally, it is surprising to see the Marco 5 submachine gun holding its own, while Weaponwar 43 and H4 Blixen continue to drop in ERA. The first one is likely to lose pick very soon. As a last interesting fact, the rifle M1 Garand has disappeared without a trace. She leaves the same way she came: by surprise.
Win Rate
The combat shield regains the position of the “weapon” that brings the most victories to its bearer! Return the meme. Apart from jokes, strange things happen again on this table. the machine gun Whitley it dominates the win rate, as well as the K/D ratio.
Vanguard’s machine gun is closely followed by the shotgun HOW-12 from Modern Warfare. Watch out for shotguns that don’t make it to the top of the charts very often, but do a lot of damage when they do. They are usually very broken. There is a good chance that we will see it in the rest of the tables.
For the rest, little surprise: the UGM-8 machine gun continues to descend, the sniper Gorenko Anti-Tank it stays as it can, the EM2 assault rifle comes stomping (heed me when I make a guide because it’s for a reason) and the Marco 5 submachine gun is positioned above the Weaponwar 43.
In conclusion: Weeks of many meta changes are coming due to the recent weapon balance. This weekly summary has been able to catch this change just before it occurs. Next week’s summary could be very different from today’s. See you next week!
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