Warzone Stats Comparator : Compare weapon performance and loadouts

The breakdown of how much damage a weapon deals to different body parts and how that changes across ranges.

How many bullets a weapon fires per minute if the trigger is held down continuously.

The maximum distance where bullets register instantly without travel time, after which bullet velocity and drop apply.

How fast a player can move while holding the weapon, affecting overall mobility.

The maximum running speed achievable with the weapon equipped.

The movement speed while aiming down sights, important for strafing in gunfights.

The speed at which the player moves when crouched, useful for stealthy movement.

The overall weapon kick pattern when firing continuously, combining vertical and horizontal movement.

The upward climb of the weapon while shooting.

The side-to-side movement of the weapon while shooting.

The initial jolt of the weapon after the first shot, impacting accuracy in the opening bullet.

The visual kick or shake when taking damage, which can throw off aim during gunfights.

The number of bullets a weapon can hold in one magazine before needing to reload.

The spread of bullets when firing without aiming down sights, measured between minimum and maximum spread.

The time in milliseconds it takes to eliminate an enemy from the first bullet hit to the last. Lower TTK means a deadlier weapon.

A general stat showing how fast and responsive a weapon feels, affecting aiming, movement, and weapon swaps.

The average TTK calculated across all ranges using realistic hit distribution to reflect real gameplay performance.

The time it takes to aim down sights. Faster ADS speed improves reaction time in gunfights.

The speed of a bullet when leaving the barrel, determining how quickly it reaches the target and affecting bullet drop.

The delay between sprinting and firing. Lower values mean you can shoot quicker after running.

How quickly you can change weapons. Faster swap speed helps in close-range or emergency scenarios.

Time needed to fully reload the weapon. Faster reloads keep you in the fight longer.Time needed to fully reload the weapon. Faster reloads keep you in the fight longer.Time needed to fully reload the weapon. Faster reloads keep you in the fight longer.Time needed to fully reload the weapon. Faster reloads keep you in the fight longer.

A realistic measure of bullet impacts across the body using weighted hit probabilities to estimate the most accurate TTK.