When it comes to wreaking havoc on Warzone, the FFAR might not be the first weapon you think of, but that doesn’t mean it should be underestimated. When properly equipped this Assault Rifle can be a most viable option.
There was a time when FFAR was the king of Warzone, dominating the meta as players fought it out on the battlefield. Unfortunately, the developers had a bit of a heavy hand when it came to making it less powerful, so it quickly fell into oblivion.
Of course, multiple buffs followed, but they weren’t enough to restore the image of the weapon, whose unstable recoil and modest damage remained in people’s minds. However, everything changed when Season 4 launched, with a new FFAR buff.
Unpopular at the moment in Warzone, the FFAR dominated the battle royale meta for a while.
The FFAR about to make a strong comeback on Warzone?
In a YouTube video, content creator Swagg highlighted his love for this FFAR with increased reach, saying it’s an incredibly strong option again.
Indeed, at the launch of Season 4, the maximum damage range of the FFAR has increased to 28.6 meters from 25.4 meters previously, which means that it does higher damage at longer ranges, and so that it takes fewer shots to overcome his opponents.
Of course, to allow the FFAR to shine, it is still necessary to bet on the right accessories. For Swagg, it’s all about taking advantage of the weapon’s high rate of fire and range.
Swagg’s FFAR class on Warzone
- Stuffy : Silent Agency
- Glasses : Tiger Team Spotlight
- Stock: Raider stock
- Rear handle: Snake Coating
- Charger : 50-round Salvo rapid magazine
Even with the improved damage range, it remains to be seen if this assault rifle will manage to make a name for itself in this meta dominated by the NZ-41, STG44, Cooper and Kilo 141.
To put the odds on your side, it is better to use a sniper in addition to the FFAR, the best current option being the HDR.