Apex Legends: Waffen-Tier-Liste

The current Apex Legends weapon meta heavily rewards high damage output, versatile engagement ranges, and strong time-to-kill values. The Flatline, R-99, C.A.R. SMG, Alternator, and Wingman anchor a stacked S tier, giving competitive players an exceptional pool of elite options to choose from.

Overall balance continues to favor weapons with reliable damage and manageable recoil patterns, while punishing overly situational picks. The G7 Scout, Triple Take, Mozambique, and Bocek Bow all struggle to justify a loadout slot in the current environment, sitting firmly at the bottom of the viability ladder.

The Flatline remains a dominant workhorse, delivering heavy damage with a predictable recoil pattern that rewards players across close to medium range. The R-99 and C.A.R. SMG both offer blistering fire rates and exceptional TTK values, making them the premier choices for aggressive, close-range play. The Alternator continues to punch above its weight class, providing consistent damage and easy handling that suits players of all skill levels.

The 30-30 Repeater excels at mid-range engagements, rewarding patient, deliberate shooting with high per-shot damage. The Kraber .50-Cal remains the most punishing sniper in the game, capable of one-shotting unshielded opponents. The Wingman rounds out S tier with its high burst damage per shot and remarkable versatility, rewarding players who can land precise shots at almost any range.

The Nemesis Burst AR and Hemlok offer strong burst damage and solid mid-range dominance, rewarding precise players who can control their fire discipline. The HAVOC Rifle delivers impressive damage once spun up, while the Prowler Burst PDW provides a tight burst pattern that shreds opponents at close range. The VK-47 Flatline sits comfortably in A tier as a reliable all-rounder with heavy damage output.

The Mastiff Shotgun and M600 Spitfire both bring consistent, high-value damage to their respective roles. The Charge Rifle remains a strong pick for long-range harassment, and the R-301 Carbine continues to be one of the most controllable and accurate assault rifles in the game.

The Hemlok Burst AR drops to B tier this season, still capable in the right hands but outclassed by its burst-fire competition higher up the rankings. The Peacekeeper remains a solid shotgun option, capable of massive burst damage up close, though its slow pump cycle demands precise aim and good timing to get the most out of it.

The L-STAR EMG offers a unique energy projectile feel with decent damage, but its overheating mechanic and projectile size make it inconsistent under pressure. The Spitfire provides good sustained fire and large magazine capacity, though it lacks the raw stopping power of higher-tier LMGs. The EVA-8 Auto is a forgiving shotgun with a fast fire rate, while the Devotion LMG rewards patience with a powerful damage ramp-up once it reaches full spin speed.

The Rampage LMG, RE-45, P2020, and Longbow DMR all occupy C tier, offering situational value but falling short of consistent competitive viability. The Rampage can threaten with Thermite charges, the Longbow provides a budget sniper option, and the RE-45 and P2020 work in a pinch as sidearms but rarely justify a primary slot.

The G7 Scout, Triple Take, Mozambique, and Bocek Bow sit at the bottom of the tier list, struggling to find a meaningful role in the current meta. The G7 Scout and Triple Take lack the damage and versatility needed to compete with stronger marksman options. The Mozambique remains a weak sidearm even with Hammerpoint rounds, and the Bocek Bow, while rewarding for skilled players, demands too much precision and timing to be reliably effective in fast-paced competitive play.