The Warzone Pacific Season 4 Reloaded update has significantly boosted Modern Warfare and Cold War while nerfing Vanguard Assault Rifles, so it looks like the NZ-41 era is done. Here are all the weapon upgrades and reductions for Warzone Season 4 Reloaded. Despite the over 200 pieces of weaponry available in Warzone, a select few always hold the upper hand.
The NZ-41 and H4 Blixen SMG from Vanguard dominated every match during Seasons 3 and 4, and players yearned for the return of Modern Warfare weapons to the meta.
The Call of Duty: Warzone Season 4 Reloaded update will be available on July 27. The mid-season update has already sparked excitement among fans because of the significant playlist changes, zombies, new weaponry, and many other changes.
The balance of the weapons in Warzone has changed dramatically as a result of the most recent version. The game’s Vanguard meta was frequently criticized throughout the previous season, but Raven has finally paid attention.
All of the known Vanguard metals have received some significant nerfs, according to the Season 4 Reloaded patch notes. Additionally, to keep the balance of weaponry in the game, the developers have improved some of the fan-favorite Modern Warfare and Cold War weapons. The NZ-41 was the clear monarch of Season 3. It destroyed foes at any range thanks to its low recoil, high DPS, and fast firing rate.
The NZ-41’s recoil, as well as the minimum damage and maximum damage range, have all been reduced in the most recent update. Following the season 4 reloaded update, another Vanguard assault rifle that wasn’t as good as the NZ-41 but made the last meta roster because of its low recoil has also been drastically nerfed. The KG M40 is the weapon in dispute.
In terms of close-quarters warfare, the Marco 5 and the H4 Blixen have dominated the battlefield among Vanguard SMGs in recent months. Because they were so powerful, the H4 Blixen from Season 3 and the Marco 5 from the first half of Season 4 prevented other players from retaliating if they were caught off guard. Along with most other Vanguard weapons, the damage output of the overwhelming guns Marco 5 and H4 Blixen has been reduced on multiple levels.
Black Ops Cold War weaponry and Modern Warfare weapons went undetected by the community because Vanguard weapons were so prevalent in Warzone. Some of the traditional old metals are back with today’s upgrade and may still be relevant in the days to come.
Major improvements have been made to the CR-56 AMAX, Kilo 141, and M13 from Modern Warfare as well as the FARA 83 and Krig 6 from Cold War. The M13 received the smallest boost while being the only weapon that could recently compete with Vanguard weapons.
The good old Modern Warfare meta may make a huge comeback in the forthcoming meta roster with Kilo’s minimum damage boosted and the mid-range drop-off removed.
The AMAX was also always a monster in Warzone. However, it had already undergone some severe nerfs to reduce the amount of damage. This was altered in the most recent update, and it is quite likely that the gun will once more turn into a demon.
The future days will be exciting because all of these weapons have a very similar potential to excel when considering all the metrics.
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