About This Warzone Loadout Builder

This fast, single–file Dolphin Warzone Loadouts tool helps you build competitive Call of Duty Warzone weapon setups in seconds. It combines curated weapon base stats, simple time‑to‑kill (TTK) estimation, attachment synergy scoring, recoil and handling impact visualization, and shareable links – all locally processed for speed and privacy. The tool attempts to fetch updated community weapon stat JSON from free public sources; if those are unreachable it seamlessly falls back to a built‑in snapshot so you are never stuck waiting. Everything is optimized for mobile, tablet, and desktop so you can theorycraft between matches or during pre‑lobby downtime. No frameworks, no trackers, minimal footprint, instant interaction. Favorites, quick filters, meta tagging, export/import, and permalink sharing make it ideal for creators, teammates, and casual players alike.

Because balance patches can shift the meta rapidly, the built‑in dataset includes flexible attributes (damage profile, RPM, velocity, multipliers) used to calculate an approximate effective TTK. Attachment options dynamically adapt per weapon class, and synergy scoring highlights combinations that jointly improve handling and accuracy without pushing recoil too high. This keeps decisions clear and fast.

How to Use

• Browse: Filter by weapon type or meta tags, or search by name/stat keyword.
• Select a weapon card to load it into the Builder panel automatically.
• Builder: Pick attachments per slot. Metrics update instantly (TTK, recoil, handling, range score, mobility).
• Hover or tap stats for tooltips explaining calculations and assumptions.
• Use Share to copy a permalink with your exact configuration encoded in the URL hash.
• Export/Import JSON to move builds between devices or collaborate.
• Click the star on a weapon card to store it as a favorite (local only).
• Analysis panel displays basic aggregated trends and relative popularity.

Tips & Best Practices

Balance recoil, effective range, and mobility instead of maxing one stat. A slightly slower raw TTK can outperform if it is easier to keep shots on target. Test long‑range builds in a private match to verify bullet velocity impacts. Use attachments that complement each other: pairing a suppressor that hurts ADS with a stock or rear grip that restores handling preserves snappiness. Re‑evaluate favorites after each patch; the tool highlights outdated internal data if a remote update differs. Share permalinks with squadmates so everyone spawns in with synchronized builds. Keep at least one high‑velocity rifle for mid‑range lanes and a close‑quarters secondary with strong sprint‑to‑fire. Finally, remember that positioning and awareness often matter more than a marginal stat edge—treat this builder as a smart assistant, not a substitute for practice.