After many users protested the lack of balance in some Warzone weapons , it seems that the Call of Duty battle royale is once again involved in a new controversy around firearms, and this time it seems that it will bring a queue for little while.
Does it have an advantage to buy weapons projects?
If you have played Warzone or any other type of battle royale, you will know that the different seasons that take place include accessories and cosmetics that allow you to customize your character and weapons to give a special touch to your arsenal. As you advance in level, you will be able to receive new skins, which in the case of Warzone weapons are called Projects.
These projects provide the opportunity to show off weapons with quite spectacular and striking designs, some with gold finishes, brilliants and all kinds of accessories with which to make the weapon very striking. In principle, these projects are simple visual improvements, since all the included accessories can be attached to the basic version of the weapon, so unless you are looking for the aesthetic aspect, you will be able to achieve the same performance of the scheme proposed by the project. .
Gallantry, the MAC-10 with the best recoil
The Gallardía project is a legendary skin for the Foxtrot MAC-10 submachine gun that gives you the opportunity to enjoy an SMG with an excellent rate of fire with increased vertical recoil and reduced damage. To get it, you have to reach level 95 of the Battle Pass, or failing that, pay the missing levels to get it, so in principle we would only pay to obtain a special design. But is it really so?
Well, the youtuber JGOD has good reasons to think that the projects of certain weapons offer advantages over basic weapons with the same accessories installed, as is the case with Gallardía. According to their tests, the recoil of this project produces a vertical movement that seeks the right side, however, the recoil that occurs with the basic version of the MAC-10 (with the same accessories that we find in Gallardía) draws a meandering that it is much more difficult to control in the heat of battle.
You just have to take a look at the published video to verify that the recoil is completely different between both versions of the MAC-10, so that those users who have the Gallardía would have greater ease when it comes to aiming while shooting.
Also, if in recent days users have protested an imbalance in the MAC-10’s firing power (especially in headshots), it seems that the corrections applied by Raven Software do not work in the Gallardía project, so that we could say that the verified version of the MAC-10 continues to exist with that project.
Is it a Pay-to-Win?
Knowing this, the doubt that many users ask themselves and that we could easily guess, is that if you spend money on weapons projects you could obtain certain advantages over those users who play with the basic versions. So the bottom line is that if you spend money on Warzone, you will have certain advantages over players who don’t.