Regardless of whether it's solo versus squad or four versus four matches, players inevitably stumble upon one versus four situations in Free Fire. In such circumstances, the quality of loot, including the type of weapon and the appropriate number of throwables, plays a crucial role in getting you out alive. Remember, the type of firearm you're equipped with doesn't solely determine your chances of survival, but the victory heavily depends on whether you're comfortable with your weapon.
Free Fire features an abundance of guns, each with distinctive attributes that go with a particular playstyle, skill sets, and players' attitude on the battlefield. However, this often confuses beginners about choosing the appropriate firearm.
If you prefer going all in to face-off an opponent, you should pick guns with high damage output, mobility, and mag capacity, while you can compromise a bit in recoil rate. On the other hand, passive players can pick weapons with sharp accuracy and low recoil.
This article further lists the five best weapons for solo versus squad situations. Note that although these firearms are excellent for the mentioned circumstances, choose the one with which your playstyle corresponds.
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Note: This list is subjective and solely reflects the opinions of the writer
Shield Gun, Groza, and 3 other Free Fire guns to use when stuck in 1 vs 4 situations
1) MGL140
The MGL140 is a Launcher-type weapon that uses 40mm ammo. It has a 90 area of effect damage, excellent accuracy, and reaches out to long range, perfect for knocking down a far-off enemy without engaging in a head-to-head gunfight. However, the firearm has a low rate of fire, implying you can't solely rely on it to get out of fast-paced combat.
If you're a stealthy player and stumble across a whole squad, the MGL140 is the perfect firearm. Without confronting the enemy team, attack them with its grenade, followed by a quick spray with an AR (Assault Rifle), which should be enough to wipe out the entire team. If you fail to get the clutch, you can still get away with the situation with some kills added to your name.
2) Groza
The Groza is the weapon you need if you are a clutch player. It is a long-range gun with high damage output as well as an excellent rate of fire and mobility.
The Groza is lethal in the hands of skilled players and can help you put up a good fight. However, it is one of the rarest guns in Free Fire. Getting the weapon will require a resupply map, airdrop, or bounty token.
3) M82B
The M82B is one of the best snipers in Free Fire. If you attach a scope to it and you are a good sniper, your enemies will think twice before peeking out. This rifle deals additional damage to vehicles and can also penetrate walls. If you like a stealthy play style, you can use this weapon on the squad before you. Take one or two headshots and rush in with your entire might.
The M82B comes with a magazine capacity of eight. It has an excellent range of fire and a good reload time with shocking accuracy. You will need a secondary weapon with a higher firing rate for close-range combat. The Shield Gun can be a good option in this case.
4) MAG-7
If you are in a one-vs-four situation and are willing to rush at your enemy, the MAG-7 can get you out alive with some kills added to your K/D.
The Mag-7 has good mid-range power and a higher firing rate than other shotguns in Free Fire. It also has a reliable magazine count of eight. However, even with this magazine count, you may still need a secondary weapon.
Pick a different weapon as a backup to avoid using another shotgun; the aforementioned Groza and Shield Gun are great options.
5) M249
Dealing with four enemies at once can be tricky when your enemies have a massive number of bullets ready. Thankfully, the M249 comes with a humongous clip size of 100 and does not hinder your movement speed in action. It has great accuracy, decent damage output, and an unbelievable fire rate while covering a fairly long range.
The major downside of this weapon is its exclusive availability in airdrops and its long reload time. However, if you do manage to obtain the gun, unleash it on your enemies and make the most out of its sheer magazine capacity, or else the long reload time could get you eliminated.
Note: Free Fire is banned in India, so players in the country are advised against playing the game. However, they can play its MAX version, which is not prohibited in the nation
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