MAG Guide - Loadouts

Before deploying into a match, you can customize up to 5 loadouts for you character. Once you edit your loadouts, the game keeps track of them so you won’t have to do it again unless you want to make changes.

Your newly created character comes with 3 default loadouts:

- Loadout #1: Assault rifle, pistol, knife, frag grenades, first aid pack, and medium armor

- Loadout #2: Light sniper rifle w/ low power scope, pistol, knife, smoke grenades, first aid pack, and light armor

- Loadout #3: Light machinegun, pistol, knife, repair kit, un-guided rocket launcher, and heavy armor

Enter the Armory screen from the Main screen and select a loadout with the d-pad up and down buttons.

Press the X button to enter the Edit Loadout screen.

In the Edit Loadout screen, use the up & down, left & right d-pad buttons to navigate through the various weapon, gear, and armor slots. Press X to edit the selected slot.

Primary weapon is the top left, backup weapon is top right, gear 1 is middle left, gear 2 is middle right, heavy gear is bottom left, and armor is bottom right.

Note the budget info at the top, which shows how much cash you’ve got for goodies. As you’re customizing, the budget info at the top updates in real-time.

When you’re done editing your loadouts and are ready to play, exit this screen by pressing O. You’ll see a dialogue asking you to confirm your changes.

If you have gone over budget, you’ll need to go in and scale back what you’re outfitting yourself with before you can leave this screen.

When you select a weapon, gear, or armor item to edit, a new screen appears that allows you to change the weapons and equipment as well as add available attachments to weapons.

Use the up & down d-pad to navigate between weapons and attachment slots (not available for gear). Use the left & right to cycle through all available items in that slot.

Press X or O to accept any selection and return to the Edit Loadout screen.

The bottom right window in the main armory screen allows you to choose your armor type, headgear, face items, and armor colors.

The top window allows you to change the armor type your character is wearing.

The next window down chooses headgear items, like helmets and hats.

The 3rd window is for face wear – sunglasses, hockey masks, and so on.

The bottom window cycles through available texture variations for the currently selected armor.

When you’re done customizing your look, press O to return to the Edit Loadout screen.