The best Pulemyot 762 loadout in Warzone season one

LMGs hit like a truck in Warzone.

MW3 Pulemyot
Image via Activision

LMGs dominated Warzone 2’s meta, and the Pulemyot 762 proves that the class is poised for another dominant run in Urzikstan.

The RPK outclassed every long-range meta weapon at the start of Warzone 2, primarily due to having the mobility of an AR but the damage output of an LMG. Modern Warfare 3 introduced a new system called Aftermarket Parts and Conversion Kits, making that reality even scarier.

Aftermarket Parts fundamentally change the play style of a weapon. For example, the Renetti handgun has an Aftermarket Part that transforms the sidearm into a rapid-firing SMG, or the Broodmother Conversion kit makes the WSP-9 SMG fire like an AR.

But the Conversion kit that poses the biggest threat is the JAK Annihilator Bullpup Kit, which takes a behemoth of an LMG and gifts it the mobility of a versatile AR.

With that in mind, here’s our choice for the best Pulemyot 762 loadout in Warzone.

Best Pulemyot 762 loadout in Warzone

An image of the Pulemyot  762 in Warzone season one
Just look at this bad boy. Screenshot by Dot Esports

JGOD crunched the numbers and concluded that the Pulemyot has the 12th-best long-range meta time-to-kill speed of 854 milliseconds. That may not sound too crazy on paper, but a 100-round base magazine and devastating damage-per-second figures set the LMG apart.

After nerfs to some big meta weapons during season one, the Pulemyot became the new king, and it sits atop the throne as one of the best long-range options in all of Warzone.

Best Pulemyot 762 build in Warzone

  • Muzzle: VT-7 Spitfire Suppressor
  • Underbarrel: Bruen Heavy Support Grip
  • Optic: Corio Eagleseye 2.5x
  • Stock: Commando D-15 Recoil Reduction Pas
  • Conversion Kit: JAK Annihilator Bullpup Kit

Everything starts with the JAK Annihilator Bullpup Kit, which greatly increases the bulky LMGs, mobility, handling, and recoil control. Even though the conversion kit decreases the effective damage range by 40 percent, the improvements in other areas make this a no-brainer choice.

Next up, the Bruen Heavy Support Grip and Commando D-15 Recoil Reduction Pad improve gun kick control, aim stability, and recoil control at the cost of mobility, but the Conversion Kit compensates for that loss in movement speed.

Finally, the Corio Eagleseye 2.5 optic provides a sightline that is not obstructed by a dot of any kind, and the VT-7 Spitfire gets some range back that the Annihilator took away initially.

Best Pulemyot 762 perks and equipment in Warzone

  • Perk Package
    • Perk 1: Double Time
    • Perk 2: Sleight of Hand
    • Perk 3: Tempered
    • Perk 4: High Alert
  • Secondary weapon:  WSP Swarm or Striker
  • Lethal: Frag Grenade
  • Tactical: Smoke Grenade

To start, the combo of Double Time and Sleight of Hand helps speed up a loadout that would otherwise suffer from unusable mobility. Running with an LMG will still feel lethargic, but a longer Tac Sprint will at least help a little, and the biggest downside of using an LMG is the slow reload speed, so Sleight of Hand aids in that department.

Next up, Tempered is a new Perk in Warzone that allows players to reach full armor with two plates instead of three. Tempered armor is not new to WZ, but having it as a perk immediately after getting your loadout is a game-changer. Then, High Alert warns your operator if an enemy is looking at them, which will come in handy at any stage of a match.

Frag grenades obliterate armor in Warzone, so having a Frag Grenade in your pocket never hurts. Smoke grenades will be your best friend when it comes to trying to traverse large open areas unscathed.

Lastly, the Striker and WSP Swarm stand out as reliable secondary options, because there is no chance the Pulemyot stands a chance in a close-range battle against an SMG.

Author

Ryan Lemay
Ryan graduated from Ithaca College in 2021 with a sports media degree and a journalism minor. He gained experience as a writer with the Morning Times newspaper and then Dexerto as a games writer. He mainly writes about first-person shooters, including Call of Duty and Battlefield, but he is also a big FIFA fan. You can contact him at ryanlemay@dotesports.com.

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