Despite some recent nerfs in Season 3 of Warzone, the Renetti remains a strong option for a secondary weapon. This guide will cover what the best attachments are for a close-quarters loadout that makes use of the conversion.
Best Renetti Loadout in Warzone Season 3
- Conversion Kit: JAK Ferocity Carbine Kit
- Stock: Ravage-8
- Rear Grip: Bruen Onslaught Assault Grip
- Magazine: 50 Round Drum
- Optic: Slate Reflector
The JAK Ferocity Carbine Kit is the key component of this build. Using the carbine kit will change this sidearm from a three-round burst pistol to a pseudo-submachine gun. Even after the nerfs to overall damage on the kit, it’s still necessary if you want to run it as a true secondary. Remember that it still needs to compete with true SMGs.
Next, we have the Ravage-8 Stock and the Bruen Onslaught Assault Grip for the Renetti loadout in Warzone. Having the ravage stock will provide a good boost to recoil control at the cost of mobility. Because of that cost, I use the assault grip instead of a muzzle. You might get some additional recoil control out of a muzzle, or even some help with radar, but I prefer the mobility. As always, these builds can be tuned based on personal preference.
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The Slate Reflector Optic and the 50 Round Drum are the last two attachments. They aren’t mandatory for a good build, but you’ll feel a massive difference without them. Having an optic will reduce the visual recoil by a significant degree, and it doesn’t hurt the ADS speed at all, which we always look for in a close-quarters weapon. Then, the drum is there to ensure we can take out enemy players without having to reload.
Keep in mind that, even with a good loadout, the Renetti should never be your primary weapon in Warzone. If you decide to make any attachment changes, make them with the idea of close-quarters fights in mind.
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