The ONLY TOP 10 META Weapons video you need to watch | CODM Season 05

Summary

In this Lock and Load video, the new season of Call of Duty Mobile is dissected, highlighting weapon meta changes. The Tundra sniper retains its top spot despite a slight ADS speed nerf. The PKM excels in suppressive fire, while the LK24 offers better mobility with less flinch. The Kilo 141 is praised for its versatility, and the SKS and AS VAL stand out for their close-range capabilities. The HVK-30 and Type 19 are recognized for their versatility, while the Odin's high recoil demands a specific build. Aggressive weapons like the Fennec and R9 are discussed, along with the QXR and PP19's resurgence. The MG42, despite recent nerfs, still holds a place of fear in the community.

Takeaways

• 🎯 The Tundra sniper rifle remains the top choice for sniping despite an ADS speed nerf from 480 to 500 milliseconds.
• 🔥 The PKM is a beast at suppressive fire with its 200-round ammo belt and 25m three-tap kill potential, but suffers from poor handling and mobility.
• 🚀 The LK24 is favored for its low flinch and good mobility, making it a strong option for players who prefer to move around the map.
• 🏃 The Kilo 141 offers high mobility and long-range performance, making it a versatile weapon for players who need to rotate quickly.
• 💥 The SKS is renowned for its fast time-to-kill and can compete with SMGs at close range, but has very low mobility.
• 🌀 The AS VAL boasts high mobility and a fast rate of fire, making it a strong choice for aggressive playstyles.
• 🔫 The HVK-30 is a dominant and versatile weapon with a time-to-kill profile that rivals passive weapons at range.
• 🔧 The Type 19 is a fast-firing, easy-to-use weapon that is competitive at close and mid-range combat.
• 🔒 The DR-H is a strong contender in the meta, capable of rivaling SMGs with its time-to-kill and flinch potential.
• 🔄 The Odin has an exceptional time-to-kill at close range but suffers from high vertical recoil and poor hip fire.
• 🔫 The Fennec and R9 are top choices for aggressive SMG play, with the Fennec being particularly forgiving for missed shots.

Q & A

What is the new meta in the Call of Duty mobile game?

The new meta in Call of Duty mobile involves a variety of weapon categories, including snipers, passive weapons, full auto weapons, and single firing weapons, each with their own strengths and weaknesses in different combat scenarios.

How does the Tundra sniper rifle perform in the new season after its ADS speed nerf?

Despite the ADS speed nerf from 480 to 500, the Tundra's performance only worsens by one frame, making it still the best option for sniping due to its superior ADS speed with attachments like Elastic Airborne Tape.

What are the advantages of using the PKM in long-range engagements?

The PKM excels in long-range engagements with a potential for 200 rounds per ammo belt and a 25M three-tap kill potential, making it a beast at suppressive fire and effective at locking down lanes against enemy pushes.

What are the mobility concerns with the PKM?

The PKM has poor handling and mobility compared to other weapons like the LMGP, making it vulnerable to flankers and being caught off guard when moving between camping points.

Why is the LK24 a good alternative to the PKM?

The LK24 is a good alternative due to its minimal flinch, good range profile, and better mobility than the PKM, although it still lacks in mobility and has a poor base iron sight.

How does the Kilo 141 compare to other long-range weapons in terms of mobility?

The Kilo 141 has better mobility than most long-range weapons, allowing for quick rotations around the map, and it can still outperform many weapons at their prime ranges despite having worse recoil and range profile compared to the PKM and LK24.

What is the SKS known for in the Call of Duty community?

The SKS is famous for its extremely fast time to kill of 165 milliseconds, capable of shifting the tides of a match in favor of the user, even at close range against aggressive SMGs.

What are the drawbacks of the SKS in terms of mobility and flinch control?

The SKS has very low mobility, and if built for usable flinch control, it sacrifices mobility for a higher flinch in return, making it less effective in close combat scenarios.

How does the AS Val compare to the SKS in terms of mobility and time to kill?

The AS Val has a faster rate of fire and better range than the SKS, with almost SMG-like mobility, a 4.20 m/s strafe speed, and a 280 millisecond ADS speed, making it more versatile in both close and long-range engagements.

What are the key strengths of the HVK-30 in the current meta?

The HVK-30 is one of the strongest and most versatile weapons with a time to kill profile that rivals even passive weapons at range, capable of one-shot headshots up to 28.8 meters and competitive time to kills at longer distances.

What are the main cons of the Odin in terms of its performance?

The Odin has high vertical recoil, requiring a build focused on recoil control, and its hip fire is the worst among ARs, necessitating ADS before shooting. Additionally, it has slow ADS and reload speeds, and poor bullet impact for an LMG.

Why is the MSMC not included in the main list of weapons?

The MSMC, despite being a strong close-range option, is not included due to its high horizontal recoil, less forgiving nature compared to the Fennec, slower mobility, and slower reload speed.

What is the current status of the MG42 in the game?

The MG42 is currently feared by ranked players due to its fast rate of fire and potent close-range lethality, but it has been nerfed, affecting its wall penetration and bullet impact, and it suffers from slow spin-up and reload speeds.