Best NVO-228E Rifle Build in Battlefield 6

Battlefield 6 is going to be released just around a few months from now, and a lot of people are excited for this new entry due to of how it seems to be a huge improvement over the last one, which has been quite a disappointment to long-time fans of the franchise. If you want to over optimize your weapons, for some reason, then you can try out this build for the NVO–228E assault rifle.

Best NVO-228E Rifle Build in Battlefield 6

We will not ask you why you want to optimize in a public beta with very limited features, but if you want to be some kind of sweat lord, then you can try using this build so that you can add a powerful rifle to your loadout that the other team will fear (probably).

Bear in mind that you will need to fully level up the weapon first to ensure that you have all of the available attachments. But also, remember that this is open beta, and it is missing a lot of features. Again, we are multiple months away from release.

If you want a powerful “build” with what little we currently have in the game, you can try the following attachments with your NVO-228E. Feel free to mix and match with your own personal preferences, as there is a chance that you will not have enough attachment points for the “perfect” setup:

• Muzzle Attachment – Double-Port Brake – This thing will reduce your gun’s recoil, giving you much more control over it, which will come in handy if you are the type who unloads like a maniac.
• Barrel Attachment – 409MM Cut – This thing will increase your hipfire accuracy, but that is not the important part here as you will not be doing that with this gun. What we want is this attachment’s aiming speed, which will let you score some headshots before the other guy can aim.
• Underbarrel Attachment – Classic Vertical – This is a no-brainer if you have been paying attention so far. Since our goal is to reduce the gun’s recoil as much as we can, this option is going to be the best as it will provide maximum recoil control. Just bear in mind the high cost of 35 attachment points.
• Magazine Attachment – 40RND Magazine – This is the only other option here aside from the base mag, and it increases your magazine capacity by 10. Take this if you can afford it, but if you can’t, then that is fine as you should prioritize control over the potential extra kill.
• Scope – Personal preference – Seriously, you do not need us to tell you what scope is going to be the best. Some people prefer iron sights, while there are others who cannot comfortably use 3X or 4X scopes, so we will not dictate what you choose for this build.

And that is all there is to it. We have to keep emphasizing this, but the game is still just in a very limited open beta, and there is still a whole lot of stuff missing from the game, including a whole lot of potential weapons and attachments that we are not aware of.

While you are here, make sure to take a look at our best settings guide for Battlefield 6 (PC, PS, and Xbox) to see how you should be setting up your game for the best possible experience once it rolls out. Again, it should be noted that this is only based on limited preview version of the game, which will very likely not reflect the final product.