Best Weapons

Best Weapons in Star Wars Zero Company

The best weapon depends on class role, AP economy, range, and mission objective. Blaster Rifle is the safest starting pick, while Repeater, Blaster Pistol, and Longarm Blaster become stronger when the build supports them.

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Quick answer

Blaster Rifle is the best starting weapon because it is the most flexible confirmed choice. Repeater is strong for damage-focused Operators who can spend more AP attacking, Blaster Pistol is strong for mobile classes that need low-cost shots, and Longarm Blaster is strong for Sharpshooter-style range. Do not treat any weapon as universally best for every class.

Best Weapons Overview

This is a practical ranking for current public information. It avoids fake exact tiers because full weapon lists, upgrades, mod values, and enemy data still need stable verification.

RatingWeapon ClassBest use
BestBlaster RifleSafest first playthrough weapon and easiest all-round fit
StrongBlaster PistolMobile builds that want flexible AP use
StrongLongarm BlasterProtected long-range picks and overwatch pressure
SituationalRepeaterHigh-damage turns when the squad can support AP commitment

Best Starting Weapon

Choose Blaster Rifle for the first run. It pairs cleanly with Soldier and Assault, keeps range and AP decisions readable, and gives Hawks a reliable combat baseline before you know which mission types and squadmates you prefer.

Best Weapons by Class

Use this table as a role fit guide. It is not a final damage spreadsheet.

ClassBest early weapon fitWhy it works
SoldierBlaster RifleKeeps the generalist role flexible.
AssaultBlaster Rifle or Blaster PistolSupports mobile pressure without overcommitting AP.
GunslingerBlaster Pistol or RepeaterMatches fast tempo or heavier damage turns.
HeavyRepeater or Blaster RifleSupports durable frontline pressure.
MedicBlaster Rifle or Blaster PistolKeeps AP available for support and recovery choices.
ScoutBlaster Rifle or Longarm BlasterSupports spotting, setup, and safer sightlines.
SharpshooterLongarm BlasterFits the long-range precision role.
ScoundrelBlaster Pistol or Blaster RifleSupports opportunistic, flexible turns.

Best Weapon for Hawks

Blaster Rifle is the safest Hawks weapon because Hawks appears in story missions and should not be too narrow on a first run. Choose Blaster Pistol if your Hawks build is mobile, Longarm Blaster if your squad protects sightlines, and Repeater only if the rest of the squad can cover support and positioning.

Best Gunslinger Weapon

Gunslinger wants tempo. Blaster Pistol fits mobile, low-cost turns, while Repeater can fit a more committed damage build. Pick based on how often the squad can keep Gunslinger safe enough to spend AP attacking instead of repositioning.

Best Medic Weapon

Medic should not be trapped by an AP-hungry weapon on a first run. Blaster Rifle is the safe balanced pick, and Blaster Pistol can work when you want more flexible movement and support turns. The best Medic weapon is the one that leaves room to heal, Rally, or reposition when the mission turns bad.

Best Scout Weapon

Scout benefits from safe information and setup. Blaster Rifle is the flexible pick, while Longarm Blaster can work if the map offers sightlines and the squad can protect the Scout. Avoid choosing only for damage if the Scout's job is spotting or setup.

Weapon Classes Explained

Weapon Class changes how a build feels in battle. Start with class role, then choose the weapon class that supports it.

Weapon ClassBest fitCaution
Blaster RifleBalanced mid-range buildsMay not be the highest damage or longest range option.
RepeaterDamage-heavy turnsCan demand more AP commitment.
Blaster PistolMobile and flexible turnsShorter-range play can expose Operators.
Longarm BlasterLong-range precisionNeeds sightlines and protection.

Best Weapons for Different Playstyles

Use Blaster Rifle for flexible fundamentals, Blaster Pistol for mobile skirmishing, Longarm Blaster for patient ranged picks, and Repeater for aggressive damage turns. The best playstyle fit matters more than a universal tier label.

Weapon and Build Synergy

Weapons become stronger when the class and squad plan support them. A Repeater damage build needs teammates who can cover recovery and positioning. A Longarm build needs visibility and protection. A Blaster Pistol build needs movement discipline. Pair weapon choice with the builds guide instead of treating it as a separate ranking.

Weapon Tier List / Ranking

Use Best, Strong, and Situational for now. Blaster Rifle is Best for most first runs, Blaster Pistol and Longarm Blaster are Strong when the build supports them, and Repeater is Situational because AP commitment can be a real cost. A strict S/A/B/C weapon tier list should wait for live-game data.

FAQ

Short answers for best-weapon searches.

What is the best weapon in Zero Company?

Blaster Rifle is the safest overall answer for a first run because it is flexible and easy to pair with Soldier or Assault.

What is the best weapon for Hawks?

Blaster Rifle is the safest Hawks weapon. Pick a more specialized weapon only when the Hawks build and squad plan support it.

What is the best weapon for each class?

Use role fit: Sharpshooter likes Longarm Blaster, Medic likes flexible weapons, mobile classes can like Blaster Pistol, and generalists are safest with Blaster Rifle.

Is there a weapon tier list?

Only a cautious soft ranking is reliable right now. Avoid hard tier claims until complete weapon and upgrade data is verified.