TrueGameData discusses the recent surprise weapon nerfs in Warzone, including the Kastov 762, M13B, and Geist. The Kastov 762 saw significant reductions in head, neck, and chest damage, while the M13B had slight nerfs to head, neck, chest, stomach, and extremities. The Geist was heavily nerfed in all damage ranges. Despite the changes, the overall time to kill (TTK) remained relatively unchanged for the Kastov 762 and M13B, while the Geist saw a decrease in TTK. However, the damage per second (DPS) output of all three weapons was significantly affected. These nerfs may lead to a shift in the meta and weapon choices for players in Warzone.
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Key Takeaways
- The Kastov 762 saw reductions in head, neck, and chest damage, impacting its overall DPS output.
- The M13B had slight nerfs to head, neck, chest, stomach, and extremities, affecting its time to kill in certain scenarios.
- The TR-76 Geist received heavy nerfs in all damage ranges, leading to a significant decrease in both TTK and DPS.
Kastov 762 Nerfs
The Kastov 762 experienced significant reductions in head, neck, and chest damage across different damage ranges. The overall DPS output of the weapon was greatly affected. The most significant nerf occurred in the 28 to 41 meter range, which is a crucial engagement distance in Warzone.
M13B Nerfs
The M13B, a popular meta option, saw nerfs to head, neck, chest, stomach, and extremities in the first two damage ranges. While the changes may not have a significant impact on TTK, the fast fire rate of the M13B means that even small damage reductions can affect its overall DPS output.
TR-76 Geist Nerfs
The TR-76 Geist, a new AR that was previously meta, was heavily nerfed in all damage ranges. The head, neck, chest, stomach, and extremities all saw reductions, resulting in a significant decrease in both TTK and DPS. The Geist is unlikely to remain a meta contender after these changes.
