How to Tune Weapons in Modern Warfare 2

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Here's a breakdown of how to tune weapons in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, players are able to earn access to a level of Attachment customization never seen before in the series — Weapon Tuning.

For those wondering how to take advantage of everything that this "persistent endgame level of Weapon Customization" has to offer, here's a breakdown of how to tune weapons in Modern Warfare 2.

How to Tune Weapons in Modern Warfare 2

First off, it is important to note that at the time of writing, Weapon Tuning is disabled in Modern Warfare 2 as Infinity Ward is investigating an issue that's causing crashes for players with five attachments tuned.

In the meantime, here's how Weapon Tuning is intended to work in MW2.

Weapon Tuning must be unlocked on each weapon before it's able to be used and is done so by simply reaching max Level on each said weapon.

Once unlocked, a "Tune" button will be present when you enter the Gunsmith for that weapon. Selecting this button will take you to the Tuning Menu. Here you will find a radar graph representing that attachment's stats as well two sliders with opposing attributes on either end. Inching toward one attribute will generally decrease the attribute at the opposing side — so it is suggested to take great care during this process to find the tuning values that make your Attachment perform at peak efficiency.

For example, a Barrel could have two sliders for weight and length. Adjusting the weight slider affects both Movement Speed and Recoil. Adjusting the length slider affects both Aim Down Sight Time and Damage Range. Adjusting both allows for a unique combination of effects on all four attributes.

In theory, this feature will eventually allow players to get closer than ever before to the weapon that best suits their playstyles on paper.

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This article was originally published on dbltap as How to Tune Weapons in Modern Warfare 2.