Call of Duty: Warzone Season 5 is nearing its conclusion, and that implies a new season will soon be underway. However, the Warzone community isn’t very pleased with the state of weapons and the Long-Range AR Meta. The community believes that Warzone doesn’t provide players with many AR or LMG alternatives to pick from.

Krig 6 is one of the most popular ARs in the game. It received a nerf before the Warzone Season 5 started; however, the weapon continues to dominate the battlefield in mid to long-range scenarios. The community is exhausted and desires something fresh.

Call of Duty: Warzone Community troubled with no-recoil long-range AR meta

While Activision is working vigorously to mend things, the difficulties don’t seem to end for the publisher. The no-recoil long-range AR meta has been long plaguing the game. The Warzone Community feels that this meta is oversimplifying things, thus dumbing down the skill gap.

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Players refrain from using sniper rifles or guns that require recoil control and choose the easy way out. The use of weapons like Swiss or Kar98k is becoming uncommon in a meta that supports no recoil ARs and SMGs.

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Furthermore, the developers also need to fix DMR class and also balance out other weapon classes. This will even the playing field for all players and make the game enjoyable. If the developers continue to ignore these concerns, Call of Duty: Warzone might lose a ton of players, something that Activision won’t like seeing. The community has long been pointing out issues in the game, and problems don’t seem to end.

Regardless of what the developers decide to do, it will be fascinating to see how everything pans out going forward. With Warzone Season 6 lurking around the corner and the addition of Vanguard, there is a lot at stake for both the game and the developers.

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