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While they are likely the deadliest players in COD , a sniper that doesn't know what they're doing won't really pose much of a threat. When sniping, a player wants to have their options open in case they are tracked d

Lastly, the new Outbreak mode in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has proven that multiplayer content can be repurposed as Zombies content in an effective way. If Call of Duty Mobile ’s developers were to take this approach, introducing some smart systems for the horde’s AI, the same can be done with the game’s many multiplayer and battle royale locations. While making use of mechanics like perks and Pack-A-Punch would still be a necessity, this would allow for Call of Duty Mobile ’s developer to do something original with its Zombies mode, with multiple maps chained together in a similar way to Outbr

In Warzone , putting mobility and handling above all else comes at the cost of range and accuracy. That's not such a great trade-off in battle royale , so making a more balanced build will still be enough to out-maneuver the competition while still getting good ranged capabilities. The M13 is great for this kind of build because it has naturally good handling and controllable recoil, plus good attachments that improve mobility without too many downsides. As an LMG, the PKM is pretty cumbersome no matter what, but it has attachments that can make it far more mobile than any other

In any Call of Duty mode, ADS times and sprint to fire speed allow a player to take advantage of their reflexes. Getting the drop on an enemy or reacting quickly to an ambush doesn't matter if the player can't raise their weapon and fire fast enough. In Warzone especially, a high mobility allows players to run between cover quickly and discreetly- a key strength when operating on such a large battlefield with so many open, vulnerable spaces. In light of all these benefits, here is a breakdown of some of the best mobility builds in Modern Warfare and Warzo

For maximum mobility with the MP5 , the FSS Mini barrel, Stippled Grip Tape, FTAC Collapsible stock, 5mW laser, and Sleight of Hand will make its handling a dream. The collapsed stock does tank the MP5's natural accuracy though, so opting for a Close Quarters stock will still boost the ADS speed at the cost of only a slight movement speed penalty. Sleight of Hand can be traded out for an optic or larger magazines, but neither is necessary and fast reload times on a stripped-down MP5 make for a killer co

A light, mobile playstyle isn't for everyone, but any one of these builds will do admirably in the hands of players who prefer to be fast, aggressive, and agile. Taking the initiative and getting the jump on enemies is a great advantage to have, so just an added bit of movement and handling speed can put any build a cut above the r

Back in the world of Final Fantasy (not to be confused with World of Final Fantasy ; man this franchise has spin-offs out the wazzoo), Mobius is the latest mobile title to be released. It follows series stalwart Warrior Road Mongrel of Light, as he awakens with amnesia in a town plagued by all manner of ghastly-ass demons. Yep, that is how the story of EVERY SINGLE RPG EVER begins, but stick with me h

If a player with slow ADS speed is caught by surprise, they will be taken out even if the enemy happens to be using their type of weapon. In a scenario where both weapons are the same, it all comes down to the ADS speed. Whoever fires first w

The game took some time to reach the Western world after its Japanese launch in September 2014, but was certainly a success once it did. It’s an interesting title and one that does its best to provide a kind of greatest hits experience from across the series, by means of the paintings mechanic (the main character hops between magical paintings, each leading to a dungeon inspired by a different Final Fantasy title). It’s not one to spend hours on end with, as the dastardly and bastardly stamina meter is in play again, but franchise fans can’t go wrong h

Call of Duty Mobile has only grown more successful with time, as its multiplayer and battle royale content has proven to be hugely popular with fans. Pulling from Call of Duty history to deliver fan favorite Operators, multiplayer maps, game modes, and weapons, the on-the-go FPS has attracted longtime fans and newcomers alike. Further, TiMi Studios’ support for Call of Duty Mobile has kept players engaged, as transparency and open discussion with the community has been an excellent strategy for keeping the title popular. That said, despite all the game’s successes, one area it failed in was its Zombies offer

PopCap’s Plants vs Zombies has done phenomenally well for itself. From its humble beginnings as an what-the-hell-why-am-I-blowing-up-rows-of-zombies-with-jalapeno-peppers-what-is-this-crazy-talk oddity, this cute and comical tower defense franchise became a global superstar. The main game hit every system known to man (presumably being playable on some of Japan’s more high-tech refrigerators), there’s now a TPS series in the shape of Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare and it’s still a force to be reckoned with on mobile