Popular Call of Duty content creator FaZe Swagg has revealed a new slept-on AR loadout that he compares to a classic battle royale rifle that used to dominate on Verdansk.
The meta landscape in Warzone has changed so much over the years, but OG players love to look back and reminisce on the Verdansk days. Some guns from the original Warzone have appeared in new forms under MW3, giving players a chance to use beloved weapons from the original CoD BR.
Weapons such as the RAM-7 and M4 remind players of the Verdansk meta, and now, FaZe Swagg has found another strong loadout that is reminiscent of a popular Assault Rifle from Warzone 1.
The M13 from Modern Warfare 2019 was a strong meta contender in the original Warzone, with a fast fire rate and low recoil making it easy to use and especially effective for medium range. The weapon returned in MW2 and is now also in MW3 and subsequently, the latest iteration of Warzone.
While many overlook MW2 weapons in Warzone, as the MW3 options tend to be the meta contenders, some are actually very strong picks. In fact, Warzone esports competitor and content creator FaZe Swagg believes the M13B is exactly that, reminding him of the M13 from Verdansk.
Swagg said that the M13B “hits like a truck,” and also praised the weapon for its low recoil, claiming that his loadout for it has “virtually none.” So, for those interested in Swaggs M13B loadout, here it is.
Swagg’s best Warzone M13B loadout
- Barrel: 14″ Bruen Echelon
- Muzzle: Casus Brake
- Underbarrel: Bruen Heavy Support Grip
- Magazine: 60 Round Mag
- Optic: Aim OP-V4
FaZe Swagg‘s Warzone M13B loadout is all about recoil control, which the 14″ Bruen Echelon, Casus Brake, and Bruen Heavy Support Grip all contribute towards, making it very easy to stay on target and hit more shots.
Swagg claimed that recoil “doesn’t exist” with this loadout, so if you’re looking for a new mid-to-long-range option that can also perform well up close thanks to its fast fire rate, this M13B loadout is worth a try.
Quelle: CharlieIntel
Author: Joseph Pascoulis