Maximizing your Damage Output: A Guide to Choosing the Best Weapons and Loadouts in COD: MW

Are you feeling like a level 10 newbie while your friends are leveling up like bosses in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's multiplayer? Want to dominate the competition and show off your rank in style? Don't worry, this blog post is here to make you level up faster than a cheat code!

First and foremost, let's talk about the importance of choosing the right weapons and loadouts in the game. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare offers a variety of weapon types, including assault rifles, submachine guns, and more. Each weapon type has its own unique playstyle and advantages, but it's important to find the one that suits your own personal preferences and playstyle.

When it comes to choosing the right weapon, it's important to consider the pros and cons of each weapon type. For example, assault rifles are versatile and can be used in a variety of situations, but they may not be as effective at close range as submachine guns. On the other hand, submachine guns excel in close-quarters combat, but may not be as effective at long range as assault rifles.

A brief overview of the different weapon classes in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and their characteristics

Assault Rifles: These are versatile weapons that are effective at both short and long ranges. They typically have a high rate of fire and a moderate recoil, making them well-suited for mid-range engagements. Some examples of assault rifles are the M4A1 and the AK-47.
Submachine Guns: SMGs are designed for close-range engagements and have a high rate of fire, but lower accuracy and damage compared to assault rifles. They are ideal for players who prefer fast-paced, close-quarters combat. Examples of SMGs include the MP7 and the P90.
Light Machine Guns: LMGs are heavy weapons that have a high rate of fire and a large magazine capacity. They are best used for providing suppressive fire and covering your team's movement. They are less mobile but more effective in prolonged engagements. Examples of LMGs include the M249 and the PKM.
Sniper Rifles: Sniper rifles have a high accuracy and damage, but low rate of fire. They are best used for long-range engagements and taking out high-priority targets. Examples of sniper rifles include the AX-50 and the HDR.
Shotguns: Shotguns are designed for close-range engagements and have a high damage output. They are best used for taking out multiple enemies at close range. Examples of shotguns include the 725 and the R9-0.
Pistols: Pistols are generally considered as a secondary weapon, they have a lower damage output than primary weapons but they are useful in situations where primary weapon runs out of ammo or when it's not the best option. Examples of pistols include the .357 and the X16.
Marksman Rifles: Marksman Rifles are semi-automatic weapons that excel in medium to long-range engagements. They have high accuracy and damage, but slower rate of fire compared to assault rifles. They are great for players who want to engage in medium to long range engagements but also want to move around the map quickly. Examples of marksman rifles include the EBR-14 and the MK2 Carbine.
Launchers: Launchers are heavy weapons that are used to take out vehicles, scorestreaks and other hard targets. They have high damage output but low rate of fire and mobility. Examples of launchers include the PILA and the Strela-P.
Melee weapons: Melee weapons are used for close-quarters combat, they are one hit kill weapons and they are very useful when you run out of ammo or when you want to surprise an enemy. Examples of melee weapons include the Combat Knife and the Sledgehammer.

It's important to note that each weapon has its own strengths and weaknesses, so choose the one that best fits your playstyle and the situation you're in.

Once you've chosen your weapon, it's time to find the perfect loadout. Loadouts in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare can greatly impact your performance in the game. By equipping the right attachments and perks, you can tailor your weapon to your specific playstyle and preferences. For example, if you're a player who likes to play aggressively, you may want to equip a perk that increases your movement speed. On the other hand, if you're a player who likes to play defensively, you may want to equip a perk that increases your resistance to enemy fire.

Choosing the right attachments for your weapon in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare can greatly improve its performance and make it more suitable for your playstyle.

Some popular attachments and their effects

Optics: Optics attachments include scopes, red dot sights, and holographic sights. They can greatly improve your weapon's accuracy and aim, allowing you to hit targets at a distance more easily.
Muzzle: Muzzle attachments include suppressors, compensators, and flash hiders. They can help to reduce recoil, improve accuracy, and conceal your position.
Barrel: Barrel attachments can improve your weapon's accuracy, range, and damage output. Some examples include heavy barrels and extended barrels.
Under barrel: Underbarrel attachments can help to improve your weapon's stability, control, and accuracy. Some examples include foregrips, bipods, and grenade launchers.
Stock: Stock attachments can help to improve your weapon's mobility and stability. Some examples include lightweight stocks and adjustable stocks.
Rear Grip: Rear grip attachments can help to improve your weapon's stability and control. Some examples include stippled grip tapes and rubberized grip tapes.
Perk: Perk attachments can give you various advantages, such as increased mobility, improved health regeneration, or the ability to see enemy equipment.
Laser: Laser attachments can help you aim faster and be more accurate, they are particularly useful in close-quarters combat.
Monolithic suppressor: This attachment is exclusive to some weapons and it increases the weapon's range and damage, but it reduces the mobility and the fire rate.

Ideal Combinations

Monolithic Suppressor, Extended Barrel and Solozero SP-R 28" optic: This combination is a popular choice for players who want to engage in long-range engagements, it increases the weapon's range, damage, and accuracy.
Monolithic Suppressor, Stippled Grip Tape, Solozero SP-R 28" optic: This combination is a good choice for players who want to engage in medium-range engagements, it increases the weapon's accuracy, control and stability.
Monolithic Suppressor, Solozero SP-R 28" optic, Sleight of Hand perk: This combination is a good choice for players who want to engage in close-quarters combat, it increases the weapon's accuracy, aim down sight time and reload speed.
Monolithic Suppressor, Stippled Grip Tape, Solozero SP-R 28" optic, Sleight of Hand perk: This combination is a good choice for players who want to engage in medium-range engagements and move around the map quickly, it increases the weapon's accuracy, control, stability and reload speed.
Monolithic Suppressor, Stippled Grip Tape, Solozero SP-R 28" optic, Sleight of Hand perk, Sleight of Hand perk: This combination is a good choice for players who want to engage in close-quarters combat and move around the map quickly, it increases the weapon's accuracy, control, stability, reload speed, and aim down sight time.

In addition to choosing the right weapon and loadout, there are several tips and tricks you can use to maximize your damage output in the game. Some advanced techniques include using cover to your advantage, aiming for headshots, and utilizing the right perks and attachments. It's also important to practice your aim and accuracy, which can be improved by using the in-game aim training mode or by playing in private matches with friends.

Another important aspect of maximizing your damage output is to know the best maps and game modes for your playstyle. For example, if you're a player who likes to play aggressively, you may want to play on smaller maps that promote close-quarters combat. On the other hand, if you're a player who likes to play defensively, you may want to play on larger maps that offer more opportunities for cover and flanking.

Some of the best maps and game modes in the game

Maps

Rust: A small, tight map that is well-suited for close-quarters combat. It's a great map for players who prefer to use SMGs and shotguns.
Azhir Cave: A medium-sized map that offers a good balance of close-quarters and long-range engagements. It's a great map for players who prefer to use assault rifles and marksman rifles.
Hackney Yard: A medium-sized map that offers a good balance of close-quarters and long-range engagements. It's a great map for players who prefer to use assault rifles and marksman rifles.
Grazna Raid: A large, open map that is well-suited for long-range engagements. It's a great map for players who prefer to use sniper rifles and LMGs.

Game modes

Team Deathmatch: A classic game mode where teams compete to get the most kills. It's a great mode for players who want to focus on getting kills and improving their K/D ratio.
Domination: A game mode where teams compete to capture and hold control points. It's a great mode for players who want to focus on objective-based play and teamwork.
Hardpoint: A game mode where teams compete to capture and hold a rotating objective point. It's a great mode for players who want to focus on objective-based play and teamwork.
Ground War: A large-scale game mode with teams of up to 18 players each, where players engage in objective-based gameplay across large maps. It's a great mode for players who want to experience large-scale warfare and use vehicles.

Additional Game modes

Search and Destroy: A game mode where teams take turns attacking and defending two bomb sites. It's a great mode for players who want to focus on objective-based play, teamwork, and strategy.
Cyber Attack: A new game mode where teams compete to hack a device and upload a virus while defending their own device. It's a great mode for players who want to focus on objective-based play, teamwork, and strategy.
Warzone: A battle royale mode where players parachute onto a map and fight to be the last person or team standing. It's a great mode for players who want to experience a large-scale, last-man-standing gameplay.
Playlists: Modern Warfare also has playlists, which are a collection of game modes and maps, these playlists change regularly and can offer a variety of experiences, for example, there's a playlist for close-quarters combat, a playlist for long-range engagements, a playlist for objective-based gameplay, etc. These playlists can be a great way to discover new game modes and maps, and try out different strategies.

It's important to keep in mind that the best map and game mode for you can change over time, and what you enjoy the most today may not be the same as what you enjoy tomorrow. It's a good idea to keep trying out new maps and game modes to find what works best for you.

In conclusion, maximizing your damage output in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare takes a combination of choosing the right weapon, finding the perfect loadout, utilizing advanced techniques, and knowing the best maps and game modes for your playstyle. Remember to experiment with different weapons and loadouts to find your perfect combination, and most importantly, have fun and enjoy the game!

Lastly, we would love to hear from you. What are your tips for maximizing your damage output in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare? Let us know in the comments below!