Superi 46 or FJX Horus: Which one is better in Warzone?

Modified Jun 19, 2024 03:53 GMT

Superi 46 and FJX Horus comparison in Warzone (Image via Activision) — The Superi 46 and FJX Horus in Warzone (Image via Activision)

The Superi 46 and FJX Horus are both top-tier SMGs in Warzone, making it difficult to choose between them. However, the Superi 46 is the best option in the current scenario; it even has the highest pick rate in the World Series of Warzone (WSOW) tournament. Although this weapon excels in close-range combat, the FJX Horus, equipped with its Conversion Kit, can provide tough competition.

Currently, the Superi 46 is a better option than the FJX Horus. While the Conversion Kit on the FJX Horus makes its recoil powerful and very controllable even at medium range, it compromises mobility. In contrast, the Superi 46 offers a balanced combination of power, mobility, and range.

This article offers a detailed comparison of these two SMGs and provides the best loadout for them in Warzone.

Note: Some aspects of this article are subjective and reflect the opinions of the writer

A detailed comparison of the Superi 46 and FJX Horus in Warzone

The Superi 46 is an absolute meta close-range weapon in Warzone. However, the FJX Horus, with the JAK Scimitar Conversion Kit, is also a great option. While the base FJX Horus has a TTK rating that exceeds that of the Superi 46 within 10 meters, it becomes very ineffective as the distance increases. With the Conversion Kit, however, it can even hold its ground in medium-range battles.

Superi 46 stats in WZ (Image via Activision)

In terms of rate of fire, the FJX Horus is superior to the Superi 46, with the former having 826 RPM compared to the latter's 667 RPM. Additionally, the bullet velocity is greater in the FJX Horus compared to the Superi 46.

FJX Horus stats in WZ (Image via Activision)

The main feature that makes the Superi 46 lethal in close-range combat is its damage output, which far exceeds that of the FJX Horus. The Superi 46 can achieve a TTK rating of 630 ms within 14 meters, despite having a lower rate of fire than the FJX Horus, which has a TTK rating of 654 ms within the same range.

Both weapons offer excellent mobility, but the Superi 46 has superior strafe movement. This allows you to ADS and move sideways faster, providing more aggressive movement opportunities with increased accuracy.

In conclusion, both weapons are great, but you will have a slight upper hand on the battlefield if you use the Superi 46 in the current scenario. Since the weapon is new, there is a high possibility that it will receive a nerf in the Warzone Season 4 Reloaded update.