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2025-04-20 21:50:33admin

Weapons usually perform better when more attachments are equipped, but Warzone content creator JGOD explained why this is not always necessary.

Warzone features four Wildcards, and you can only choose one for a loadout. Bandolier provides a Munitions Satchel that increases the ammunition capacity for every weapon. Overkill allows you to equip two primary or secondary weapons.

Battle Ready provides a UAV and Utility Box when you spawn, and Gunfighter allows you to equip three extra attachments to your primary weapon. However, Gunfighter comes with a catch because you can only equip three extra attachments for BO6 weapons.

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You would think this makes MW2 and MW3 weapons obsolete since they can’t equip as many attachments, yet JGOD explained why Gunfighter is overrated.

JGOD urges Warzone players not to use Gunfighter Wildcard

JGOD claimed, “8 Attachments loadouts are almost useless on BO6 Weapons for Warzone. Nearly every time people use the 6th attachment on Bullet Velocity and equip 2 other random attachments because they feel like they have to.”

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To resolve the issue, JGOD suggested that the devs buff bullet velocity on every weapon so that Gunfighter wouldn’t be needed in the game.

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Season 2 Reloaded did increase the benefit of high-velocity ammo from a 20% to 25% increase in bullet velocity, but JGOD still doesn’t believe that is enough of a difference.

Instead of Gunfighter, Overkill is the best Wildcard to use in Warzone. Equipping two primary weapons is a game-changer because you can equip one for long-range gunfights and another for short-range engagements.

In addition, the mid-season update reduced idle sway, weapon bob, and turn sway on all MW2 and MW3 weapons, making them more viable. On top of that, Raven Software removed all movement and handling speed penalties on all MW2 and MW3 extended magazines.