Sledgehammer Games locks you entirely out of using the loadouts feature at the start of the game. Instead, you will only have certain items, weapons, and the like that will be in your possession. We have detailed all of the items and equipment below, along with what they are used for.ДЇurthermore, when you first boot up Vanguard, you will only be level one in the game since it is a new Call of Duty title, meaning that you will not have access to everything from the beginning. It can be overwhelming to figure out everything you should know about how the loadouts and customization systems work in Vanguard. The loadout customization is even more expanded upon than what we originally saw in the open betaВ and PS5-exclusive closed alphaВ before that. What is crazy about the Call of Duty Vanguard loadouts is that they include many elements that are not featured in other games or have even expanded upon existing ones, like many more weapon attachments than are available for other titles in the series. It can be a bit overwhelming at first since there are just so many elements in play. With the revealВ of the Call of Duty Vanguard loadouts and customization features, it is time for players to start considering what weapons and items they would like to use moving forward in the game at launch.

We will see though, and hopefully it will surprise us in a positive way.Vanguard Loadouts Customization Revealed: Default Loadouts I understand what you're saying, I just don't think it's going to be the outcome you guys think it will be. That isn't enjoyable to me and I don't think the current system is worth keeping if the trade off is having misalignment still plague this game. The biggest issue I have is the misalignment issue. You can already understand recoil patterns now and master a gun in its current state as you say, isn't that laser beam accuracy already?

I feel like laser beam accuracy is a bit of a stretch, we're already there with this game to be frank. It's really no change to be, other than actual differences per weapon that are actually noticeable and knowable. With a CQC such as siege, the amount of times I'm drastically impacted by an unknown recoil movement is close to nigh. Frankly, I've never tested recoil patterns currently or ever felt I needed too. That allows for a lot more diversity in actually using weapons. Weapons will still have recoil and they will be different on the weapon itself. Knowing Ubi, it will most likely heavily mess with weapon balance and overall game play which is not something I want to deal with after going through Op Heath for 3 months. I just think this change will only bring more bad than good. More realistic, and still possible to manage weapons adequately. The new system changing the recoil only means you can just memorize the recoil pattern every timeВ to make it like a laser of a gun (Again, an issue in many shooters like I already mentioned guns like the aek in bf3 which brings unnecessary balancing issues) Memorization doesn't mean skill, it's a more arcade design decision which I can understand, but I prefer the system in place now. Each operator's gun recoils in a general direction (upper left, right, etc.) It's not like you can't learn and master a weapon now because you can. The system now while considered RNG, it's still predictable. I don't like RNG, especially due to bad mechanics. It's like BF, you want to be able to understand the weapon and have consistency and also have your bullets going where your aiming (which is the biggest fix thankfully with this move). The weapons already have recoil, so I'm sure they can fine tune it going forward if need be. Why is Ash such a problem? She's what, ranked 4th or something on top weapon damage for attackers? All weapon classes have same damage falloff too:

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