FRONTLINES Roblox FRONTLINES Loadouts
Primary guns, sidearms, and skill slots broken down for real matches.
The Players Hub is our FRONTLINES roster center. Instead of celebrity profiles, we document the tools every operator brings into online 7v7 matches: primary weapons, secondary weapons, and skill loadouts. If you are deciding what to unlock next with Credits, start here and jump into the child pages.
Primary weapons
FRONTLINES ships seven primary weapons spanning carbines, SMGs, and snipers. Favorites in public discussion include Nightwing (extreme fire rate), AS VAL (close-range pressure), MP5 (controllable mid fights), AWM (bolt power), and The Fix (faster sniper handling). Full notes live on Primary Weapons.
Unlocking is gated by level or Credits. That grind is why the level and credits guide and credits calculator sit beside this hub. Do not buy every gun — master one mid-range option before chasing prestige snipers.
Weapon deep dives
When tier letters are not enough, open dedicated guides:
- Nightwing — fastest fire-rate CQB primary, reload discipline, Factory lanes
- AS VAL — controllable pressure gun with verified gameplay embed
- AWM and The Fix — bolt versus semi sniper comparison, limb breakpoint notes
These pages assume online 7v7 play in MAXIMILLIAN’s experience released February 22, 2023. They link back to Attachments, Maps and Modes, and the weapons tier list.
Secondary weapons
There are three secondaries plus melee and gadget expectations in the kit. Secondaries exist to finish fights after a primary reload or to cover panicked CQB when your rifle is empty. Read Secondary Weapons before ignoring the pistol slot entirely. Nightwing and AS VAL players especially need fast swaps when magazines run dry.
Skills and loadouts
You equip skills across three slots with role restrictions. Early defaults are fine, but later unlocks change how you entry, hold, or rotate. Skills and Loadouts explains slot logic; the skills tier list ranks flexible picks.
Game passes and Robux
Robux purchases do not raise weapon damage. Game Passes explains Extra Loadouts Boost (~199 Robux for two extra slots in community notes) plus Phoenix, Golden Dragon, and Spartan cosmetic bundles. Buy convenience after you fund attachments.
How to build a session loadout
- Choose a primary that matches today’s map range — see Maps and Modes.
- Attach parts using Attachments guidance.
- Confirm skills support that plan (info, survival, or aggression).
- Warm up sensitivity with the sensitivity calculator.
- Glance at the weapons tier list only as a sanity check.
Cross-links inside this category
Primary, secondary, and skills pages link to each other so you can hop without returning to home. They also point to Getting Started for new accounts and FPS Performance when gun models tank your frame rate.
Why “Players” instead of a class list
FRONTLINES is loadout-driven more than rigid class-locked. Your “role” emerges from gun choice plus skills, not a named character select. This hub keeps that mental model clear while still ranking options on the tier-list side of the wiki.
Related experiences
Frontlines Versus is a separate MAXIMILLIAN Roblox experience focused on versus modes. Loadout guides here target original FRONTLINES unless noted otherwise. Official URLs sit on Official Links.
When studio patch notes change unlock prices or add receivers, we update these pages and the update history. Until then, practice lanes, manage reloads, and use votekick guidance if a lobby is ruined by cheats.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for FRONTLINES operators.
How many primary weapons does FRONTLINES have?
Seven primaries. Details are on Primary Weapons.
How many secondaries are there?
Three secondaries. See Secondary Weapons for roles and tips.
Where should I spend Credits first?
Unlock a comfortable primary and key attachments before niche snipers. Read Level Up and Credits.
Do skills matter as much as guns?
Yes in objective modes. Compare picks on the skills tier list and skills loadouts.
Are game passes pay-to-win?
No. See Game Passes — slots and cosmetics only.
Is this an official MAXIMILLIAN page?
No. This is a fan wiki. Confirm changes via official links.