JGOD explains why you’re using the wrong suppressor in Warzone 2

JGOD compared the three best suppressors in Warzone 2 to decide once and for all which reigns supreme.

Making a loadout in Warzone 2 can be an overwhelming and confusing experience. Players can equip five attachments at once, and tuning is a new feature that must be taken into account.

Tuning allows players to tailor attachments specifically for different playstyles. For example, while editing an under-barrel attachment, you can focus more on recoil stabilization or aim down-sight speed.

JGOD tried his best to simplify loadout building by revealing the best suppressor attachment in Warzone 2.

What is the best suppressor in Warzone 2?

JGOD compared the Zulu-60, Echoless-80, and Harbinger D20 to discover which muzzle is actually the best in Warzone 2. 

TheXclusiveAce originally tested all three attachments and found exact values for how they impact weapons. The Echoless-80 improves range by 14%, velocity by 30%, and slows down TTK by 86 milliseconds. 

The Zulu-60 improves range by 5%, velocity by 20%, and recoil by around 2-3% while suffering a 71-millisecond penalty. And finally, the Harbinger D20 improves range by 14%, velocity by 30%, and recoil by 3%. 

Most players have opted to use the Harbinger D20 on ARs since it offers the most benefits, but it also comes with the largest ADS penalty of 108 milliseconds. 

JGOD expanded on TheXclusiveAce’s stats by mentioning how much of an ADS strafe penalty each attachment adds. 

The Echoless doesn’t harm ADS strafe speed, while there is a 2.4% for the Zulu-60 and a 3.3% penalty for the Harbinger D20.

“This is particularly important because when you are in a gunfight, the slower you are, you are an easier target to hit.”

The YouTuber pointed out that Hisoka420 – the number one ranked player in Warzone 2 – uses the Harbinger D20, but admitted that he could use any of the three and still be the best in the world. 

“Using the Harbinger over the Zulu isn’t going to make you a god all of a sudden. The differences are very negligible, and it comes down to what your preferences are.”

In the end, it turns out there really isn’t a wrong choice at all.