CoD4 CombatWorld at War Tactics Guide
NOTE: This guide is currently being restored. This guide was made by Red Seven and SNS.
INTRODUCTION
This is an Advanced
Tactics Guide by SuperNinjaSlayer and myself, Red Seven. This is a joint
guide, we evenly wrote each aspect of the guide so don't just give me the
credit! We hope you can help you improve your gamplay at CoD®: WaW, if you are
an experienced player with a great understanding of the game and if you are new to
the game and looking for a few pointers. At present the guide is not 100%
completed so be sure to check for updates. Enjoy! - Red
CONTENTS
1.0
1.01 PRONING AND ITS EFFECTS
Unless
you're absolutely positive that you won't be found going prone isn't
advisable. It limits your ability to look around, manoeuvre, and leaves you a
sitting duck for an aggressor's Melee Attack. When you are capturing a flag or
HQ and the enemy only partially hurts you, don't prone waiting for them to come
in, I recommend you crouch or move around to maximize your mobility.
Naturally, more skilled players will know when and where to use the Prone function
and this will also come to you in time. Until you're that seasoned, your best
choices are to crouch and/or lean from behind cover. This will let you look around
and run in an emergency (e.g., a grenade thrown into your camp). On the other
hand, if you have the higher ground, proning is recommended as it decreases the
amount of body that the enemy can hit. However, if you have the lower ground, it
increases the amount of body open for enemy fire.
1.02 SENSITIVITY AND BUTTON
CONFIURTION
Adjust your sensitivity and button
configuration for maximum mobility. If you've ever wondered how your foes have
seemingly grown eyes in the backs of their heads, it's partially due to their
high Mouse/Analog stick sensitivity. They can spin around rapidly and with a mere
flick of their wrists, and you could try that, too. However, the opposite can be
said for low sensitivity. Having a lower sensitivity can enable to you to aim
much more accurately at long ranges and you can still move with decent speed in
CQC.
I recommend changing your button configuration to
"Tactical" or "Tactical Flipped" - This helps in CQC, you can
quickly hold down the Right Analog Stick while aiming to go prone which will confuse
and distract your enemy - which will save you in many circumstances. However this is
may not be the most comfortable configuration for you. Pick the button configuration
that you are most comfortable with. If you find that something is a chore, switch
the button layout to something you will find easier. This is especially a case with
PC players.
1.03 GRENADES
Do not be afraid of cooking
and using grenades. They are a precious resource, but if you're being
taunted by enemies and you haven't used a single one of them, it's time
you had your explosive revenge. It is strongly advised, however, that you cook them
- namely, hold them until they're soon to explode, prior to throwing. In
reaction, your opponents will either try to run away or pick it up or throw it back,
and if your timing is just right, they will get away with neither.
Additionally, if you're surrounded and you know you're going out, you
might as well do it in style. Start cooking a grenade, and leave a present
behind. Another tactic is to throw a Tabun Gas in quick succession with your
Primary Grenade, this will save time, however, you will no longer have an extra
Special Grenade unless using the Special Grenades x3 Perk.
Note: Special
grenades cannot be cooked. They detonate on impact so accuracy and timing is very
essential.
1.04 MELEEING (KNIFING)
If your aggressive
foes don't have any grenades, they may try to run into your hidey-hole and blow
your face off. When they're up close and personal, you can use a Melee Attack
against them and conserve your bullets. In situations like these, it's kill or
be killed, so this is another function you should be plenty familiar with.
Just as well, do not be afraid of using your Melee Attack. If you sneak up on a
sniper, rush up a staircase, or are otherwise up close and personal with an
opponent, feel free to melee them. Sometimes, crouching or proning while going in
for the knife kill can save your life. Say you have an empty clip and you come face
to face with an enemy. If you run up to them and then immediately prone and melee
them they will never be able to lock their cross hairs onto you. Although some
players view this as an insult, it is honestly an efficient method that will help
you conserve your ammunition and keep up your momentum. If you are stealthing, this
can be an effecient way to keep under the Recon and not show your locatoin. Meleeing
is more useful than most give it credit for, and it's recommended that you try
assigning this function to an easily reached key/button and use it during battles.
If you feel the need, you can cheekily go for a lined-up head shot, an insult to the
play you kill.
1.05 PICKING UP SECONDARY WEAPONS
Try to
collect weapons that will serve you well in more than one category, and avoid the
others. You are able to quickly pick up another weapon for your pistol, in a defence
area. For example, if you're on a map with numerous open spaces but also
a fair amount of tight ones, a Thompson is fantastic. It's an excellent
all-around gun that has sharp accuracy from afar, reasonable power up close and high
damage. Meanwhile, heavy machine guns like the Browning M1919 or MG42 are, to the
average player, only good for shooting through thin walls and catching enemies by
surprise. Versatility is the key, and as your skills excel, you'll learn to use
almost any gun in any situation, but do not pressure yourself into doing that right
away. Try to pick up a long-ranged weapon and a short-ranged weapon if possible.
Best Combinations of weapons are:
- Bolt Action & Sub Machine Gun
- Bolt Action & Shotgun
- Rifle & Sub Machine Gun
- Rifle & Shotgun
- Machine Gun & Sub Machine Gun
- Machine Gun & Shotgun
1.06 JUMPING
If you're going to jump
repeatedly, thereby performing the "bunny hop", don't do so in a
predictable manner. Although jumping every now and then is a good headshot
deterrent, reasonably skilled opponents will watch you, quickly realize your
pattern, and take you down. The only way to prevent this is to use the jump
sparingly rather than predictably. During your run across a large, open field, you
may jump once at the start, make some distance, and then jump again, that is fine.
Jumping every step of the way actually slows you down, giving the enemy to time to
adjust his/her aim and more importantly turns you into an easy-to-shoot, rather
retarded target.
1.07 VARIETY
In short, don't let
yourself fall into patterns. Don't camp in the same exact spot, don't jump
every step of the way, and don't explore the same parts of the map. Taking a
different route each spawn is an effective way to find where the action is (if Recon
isn't up) and can prevent repetitive deaths. I cannot stress enough the amount
of times I, myself, have died due to foolishness and continuous strategies. Applying
some strategy and variety to your methods will help you climb the rankings. You
don't have to be perfect, but you also don't deserve to be frustrated and
disappointed. You'll get to score and your teammates will appreciate you.
Win-win, eh?
1.08 IF THE ENEMY IS IN RANGE, SO ARE YOU
This is very important, although many players are still oblivious to it. If an
enemy is shooting at you, that means they can see you. However, this also means that
they are vulnerable if you choose to fire back. When taking hits (as opposed
to 'taking fire'), your HUD will blink in the direction you are taking the
damage from. Break line of sight and counter-attack when your health has
regenerated. Just remember to be caution and not expose yourself too much.
1.09 KNOW YOUR LIMITS
Players regenerate life over time. If your HUD is red and bloodied, you need to pull back to a safe place and recuperate. Otherwise, the next hit will most likely kill you. All health regenerates after 5 seconds. So if you are hurt, find cover and count to 5. This can also calm you down which is great for focussing more in game. Think to yourself you have just spawned again and it's time to take a different route, most likely you'll bag a few more kills at least.
1.10 STOCKING AMMUNITION
If you're
carrying a gun that eats ammo like there's no tomorrow, you shouldn't
wastefully spray its bullets. Target with your sights whenever possible and kill
with a minimal amount of shots. This will help you hone your aiming skills, and
it'll lead to less frustration.
When it comes to collecting
ammunition or obtaining new guns, never be afraid of backtracking. Your objectives
are rarely timed, and guns don't disappear, even if you've died, however
do not take a long time to find ammunition, you may die even if you are in your
teams defensive spawn. Additionally, you should replace your handgun with a larger
gun as soon as possible. To do this, simply switch weapons, pick up something fancy,
and you're done. This can help with more flexability at long/shorter
ranges too.
One more tip: reload your gun before you search for more
bullets. If your gun isn't fully loaded but your reserve capacity is maxed, you
won't be able to pick up more. However, as soon as you reload, you'll be
able to replenish your stock.
1.11
AIMING DOWN THE SIGHTS (ADS)
With Crouch or Prone, you'll set yourself up to dole out the kills, but
your accuracy won't be that great until you use Aim Down Sight. The best
combatants are capable of using ADS while running around too and you want to be the
best you can be, don't you? Better start practicing, then! However apply
common sense to the situation, too. As aforementioned, it increases your accuracy by
letting you aim with sights, but it also slows you down. Thus, there are some
situations where spraying with lower accuracy is better. I would recommend only
aiming down the sights when you are unsure of your surroundings but also know that
you will be able to spot your enemy quickly.
Note: This does not fully
apply to CQC, if you have an Sub-Machine gun it is advised to hip-fire. This is much
easier and your mobility is not lessened.
1.12 LEAN LEFT AND
RIGHT
Occasionally, you'll find a spot to hide in,
but won't be able to see your enemies from it. When this happens, it's
much better to lean than it is to simply move away from your cover. Too many
soldiers don't use this functionality, and everyone should. Be careful, though;
a quick sniper can pop your skull if you lean out for too long. As in ADS,
don't be afraid to use this, but do so with discretion.
1.13 THROWING ENEMY
GRENADES
When they realize where you're hiding,
your enemies might lob a grenade into your area. If it lands close by, you may have
an opportunity to pick it up and throw it back. This requires lightning-quick
reflexes, but can be incredibly useful. It basically grants you the destructive
power of an extra grenade for free, and also saves your bacon. If you can't get
the timing down, there's only one other option: run for cover!
2.0
2.01 HIP FIRE
In Close Quarters Combat
(CQC) you may notice the enemy is inflicting damage on you before you can even get a
bullet out. Well, this is because they are hip-firing. Hip Firing is an
advanced technique used by many players to enable you to shoot the enemy
quicker. It takes away the distraction of aiming from two feet, while a high
percentage of your bullets still hit the target, depending on distance. This
technique will improve your chances of survival in CQC and generally make taking
down enemies much more easily. Let's say you are running into the HQ room where
numerous enemies lie and wait for you it is easier and much more effective to simply
fire without aiming than to have to aim on each individual target while getting shot
by 3 others. Another example, say an enemy is covering behind some boxes, you are
not too far away from them but you can only see their chest, neck and head. In some
cases it will be easier to aim and shoot but most of the time, at that given
distance, hip-firing will by the key to the kill and save you from dying. Remember
to take into account the distance of the enemy, if they are too far you'll have
to aim. A lot of players will agree that hip-firing is the most effective way to
kill someone with a SMG or Assault Rifle at Close-Range.
2.02 COVER
Cover is essential in the tough world of Call of Duty. Covering enables you
to fire at an enemy while protecting yourself; it can be the difference between life
and death. Try to introduce cover into your normal play, simply by hiding half your
body behind some boxes, or preferably an exploded car since the metal is
inpenetrable, or anything you can find near you. This will allow you to concentrate
on your specific target and essentially give you extra protection. Sometimes cover
offers no protection apart from keeping you out of the enemy's line of sight.
Look for bushes, you can use them to sneak up on enemies. Remember, when you reload
it is best to drop down even further into cover. Since you are temporarily
vulnerable, it's a good idea to drop down one level when reloading. So, if you
are crouching behind a wall, drop to the prone position and reload, then get back up
and do your business. While covering you can wait for the enemies to come to you by
moving round your defensive frontline, keeping within the "border" lines.
Don't use it in all situations but it has its uses. If you try to cover in a
game, it does not take long to adapt. This is a great way to improve your
killstreaking and as a result a lower death count. You will be able to play more
independently and not have to resort to Run 'n' Gunning all the time.
2.03 RELOADING
This may not seem much of
an issue to most players but I cannot stress it enough - reload when it's safe.
Call of Duty will usually allow you to kill an enemy with the last bullet of
clip. This allows you to have more freedom and less anxiety when you only have
a few bullets left in your clip, remember this when you are in a game situation. It
is not wise to run around the map with a half empty magazine. I advise you to
retreat to a safe location to reload, this doesn't mean run right back to your
spawn point, simply to a bit of cover or to your comrades. The same can be said for
using airstrikes. Also, you will have to reload before running into a room where you
anticipate enemies for obvious reasons. If you are the Run 'n' Gun type
player with an Sub-Machine gun, I recommend trying the Sleight of Hand perk out, you
won't have to wait long to reload, one or two seconds and your back in the
action.
2.04 SAFETY IS PRIORITY
Try to think that
your aim is to survive. This does not mean camping or extreme defensive
precautions, just being sensible and thinking everything through. When you see six
enemies on the Recon don't rapidly sprint around the corner, you'll just
end up with bullets in your teeth. Think smart, take out one or two while covering,
this will lead the other enemies to you too. At times you have to leave enemies to
their own business. In short, you can't go round killing every enemy you
see on the map (espicially at range). Going Rambo in Call of Duty doesn't work
well (usually); you will need quick reflexes and great knowledge of the map to get
out a sticky situation. If you find you are getting a high death count, try to
modify your technique in the game and/or try a different strategy (e.g. - Ghosting,
Run 'n' Gunning, Defending, Camping, Sniping etc). Trickery is also a
great way to bag some kills. For example, random smoke grenades are a brilliant
distraction, the enemy will be confused and attempt to occupy themselves by spraying
or throwing a grenade into the smoke. 90% of the time they will be fooled, leaving
you with another kill.
2.05 RETREATING
Retreating is one of the
most valuable skills in Call of Duty and quite frankly not enough people do it or
try it. Retreating is not running away, pussying out etc. You are taking a
different approach to counter the enemy and in most circumstances - it works....
well. If you are getting heavy fire or that Sniper won't keep trying to get
you, retreating may be the best option. You can come back for another attempt, this
time with reconnaissance or take to the opposite flank. Doing this will save you
many deaths, you can get away from the main action and take out the flankers and
come up behind. I strongly recommend you add this to your bag of tricks. This is
extremely useful for kill streaking or defending objectives when things get
messy. Say you’re playing on Bloc and you come to the enemy building, you run
upstairs into the room and get bombarded by enemy fire, you retreat and guard the
doorway for 10 seconds, you may get a kill if they are stupid enough to run
out. Then you run up the building and come up behind them and take three or
four of them out. You used retreating and smart thinking to add another three
or four kills to your total. Just a second to think of the smart idea, when you
execute it, you get the reward. Run 'n' Gunning won't take as long
but doesn't mean it will work. Use your knowledge to your advantage.
Here is BlameTruth giving a tutorial on how not to die....
3.0
3.01 Red Seven's RECOMMENDED CLASSES
Below is some classes that I recommend you to use if you are considering certain
aspects of Advanced Gameplay.
   | Class Information: This is a great close-medium range class on all maps. The Thompson is very deadly gun and considering the gun has good Iron Sights and a high damage, the Round Drum attachment can help targeting multiple enemies in CQC which is where most people find the gun's weakness. When firing at long-ranged stationary targets try to shoot in bursts as the recoil can be unsteady, don't even try against a long-ranged running target, you'll only appear on the Recon and lose ammo. Use it for what's it's good at, raiding enemy lines/rooms and sweeping the floor at close range. Reason for Perk 1: You will find that you run out of ammo with the Thompson quickly due to its high rate of fire. Extra ammo always helps. Reason for Perk 2: The Thompson has very good damage so Stopping Power can be sacrificed for Sleight of Hand, which allows quicker reloading with the Round Drum attachment. Reason for Perk 3: have put on Steady Aim to assist further when Hip-Firing. |
  | Class Information: The M1A1 is a great weapon for long-range. It can take out enemies afar with ease, and with the Round Drum attachment - even more. Reason for Perk 1: I usually equip Betties on the Class for protection against Flankers, this allows you to concentrate and not worry about enclosing enemies. Bandolier is not recommended as you won't waste too much ammo. Reason for Perk 2: Stopping Power is used to conserve ammo and take out enemies faster. Reason for Perk 3: Again, Steady Aim is useful especially as this is a Semi-Auto gun and every bullet counts in CQC. |
| Class Information: A great Shotgun class, you can have a lot of fun and more the more serious players - be deadly in CQC. Reason for Perk 1: Grip on a shotgun removes Perk 1 from being chosen. If you want to choose a perk 1 however, I recommend Satchel Charge's for this close-range class as it can be very effective when thrown through windows and door etc. Reason for Perk 2: Sleight of Hand is a must considering the weapon only holds two shells at a time; this will not keep you in and out of the action with the constant reloading that frustrates most people. Reason for Perk 3: Steady aim is there to increase hip fire accuracy. With Steady aim on a shotgun, you'll never have to aim again! |
3.02 SuperNinjaSlayer's
RECOMMENDED CLASSES
Below is some classes that I
recommend you to use if you are considering certain aspects of Advanced Gameplay.
  | Class Information: This class is ideal for a mobile sniper. The Mosin Nagant has good power and decent accuracy. The perks all have important roles as explained below... Reason for Perk 1: The Flame-thrower is like having an overkilled shotgun. It is great at Close-Quarters and is especially useful if your primary weapon is a bolt-action. Only issue here is that its unlocked at level 65. Reason for Perk 2: Stopping Power ensures that one-hit kill which is a great motto to live by if you are a sniper, "One Shot, One Kill". If you feel you don't need the extra power, feel free to switch it up for another perk. Reason for Perk 3: Extreme conditioning is important for a mobile sniper as after every kill the sniper has to move to a new spot. This is so enemies can't track him down. Extreme conditioning aids you in running further faster and getting away from your enemies. |
   | Class Information: This is my preferred class for stealthing with. The MP40 (being such an overpowered weapon) can be just as effectively used without Stopping Power as it can with Stopping Power. The MP40 does 50 damage with one bullet meaning that with Stopping Power it does 70. This means that no matter what, the MP40 will always be a two bullet kill. This gives the user of this class an advantage in the field as they can remain off enemy radar but still dominate in the heat of battle, not that you would want to head straight into the heat of battle if you are stealthing. Reason for Perk 1: Bomb Squad has saved my bacon too many times to count. It is vital for the ninja who breaches enemy buildings often. Reason for Perk 2: Camouflage is there for obvious reasons, to stealth with. Reason for Perk 3: Reconnaissance is a great addition for a perk 3. It gives the user an advantage on the battlefield as he knows where enemy dogs and artillery strikes are, giving him precious seconds to get the hell out of there! |
  | Class Information: The FG42 is more like an assault rifle than a machine gun. It's a great weapon for supporting fire in battle. The telescopic sight lets you zoom in on targets much further away. Due to its small clip size, the FG42 is not so great with the Bipod attachment (Especially since Treyarch fixed the Bipod glitch). Reason for Perk 1: Having two primary grenades can be extremely useful when guarding choke points or breaching buildings. You can even use it to hold the enemy off while you retreat to attack from another angle. A good perk to use. Reason for Perk 2: The FG42 has decent damage but a small clip size. You want to ensure that every bullet counts in order to not waste ammo. Reason for Perk 3: Deep Impact is great with a machine Gun or rifle as you tend to use those weapons as supporting fire. You will often be shooting enemies behind cover and this perk ensures that you can kill them no matter where they are. |
4.0
4.01 PERKS Soldiers are not solely defined by the equipment they carry, they're measured by the scope of their abilities. Whether you want to reload faster, shoot faster, or stay out of enemy sight, there's a perk that'll compliment your strategy on the battlefield. Read up on all the available perks in World At War to strategize for the fight ahead. PERK 1 BANDOLIER This is the perk you need if you start discovering that you're dominating player on the battlefield. With a couple extra mags of ammo you can keep taking down the opposing team without worrying about scrounging to find a new gun or extra ammo. The Bandolier perk works best for players that like to pick a gun and stick with it, especially when their loadout equips them with fancy gun attachments like the Aperture Sight. M9A1 BAZOOKA  Again, this one's also pretty self-explanatory. You get yourself two bazooka rounds that do wonders against tanks and far-off crowded spaces. Don't aim too far though, because these rockets don't always fly perfectly straight. The M9A1 is just as comparable in a fight as any of the other early perks that are already unlocked for you, but it does take a bit to reload the Bazooka. BOMB SQUAD The Bomb Squad perk allows for players to locate opposing team's Betties and Satchel Charges with ease. We'd have to say that the perk is much more valuable this time around though (in WaW as opposed to CoD4), because we've encountered countless Bouncing Betties. It's definitely a good perk to use to train yourself on some of the more popular mine locations before dropping it once your familiar. BOUNCING BETTY x2 There are a number of cramp corners in World At War that make perfect locations for the ever-deadly Bouncing Betties. If you hated to hear the familiar "click" from the Claymores in Modern Warfare, then you're going to hate these mines even more. Like their name implies, these explosives jump up in the air before bursting and sending shrapnel in all directions. They're best used to cover your back while you keep your sights in other directions, especially when sniping. M2 FLAMETHROWER This puppy is a high level unlock, but it's worth the wait. Simply Burn 'em down. The Flamethrower projects a far-reaching stream of fire that scorches enemies and vegetation. It's basically another weapon added to your inventory, like an overkilled gun, the only downside I find is that it takes a second to get the fire rolling, always try to shoot a second before contact with an enemies and you'll be owning in no time. PRIMARY GRENADES x2 If you like to clear out areas with some explosives or molotov cocktails, then the Primary Grenades x2 perk is probably right up your alley. Unlike Modern Warfare, this perk only ups your grenade count by one. However, with the new Toss Back perk in effect, you may be finding more of your frags flying right back at you then expected. Remember, use a couple seconds to hold your grenade after pulling the pin to ensure that they explode on impact. SATCHEL CHARGE x2  Satchel Charges make a great explosive addition to your arsenal. They come in particularly handy because players don't unlock additional frag grenades until they hit level 44. The trick to these guys is dishing them out quickly into a crowded area and letting the sparks fly. Of course, they also make excellent protection after planting the bomb in the Search & Destroy mode. SPECIAL GRENADES x3  Like the name describes, picking the Special Grenades x3 perk will give you two additional special grenades in your inventory. Unfortunately, it doesn't apply to the Smoke grenades, but it makes an excellent choice for any Tabun Gas or Signal Flare fans. We particularly enjoy picking up this perk because it helps to control traffic with our auxiliary grenades. We really like Tabun Gas as it is extremely effective when clearing out rooms.
| 4.02 GRENADES PRIMARY GRENADES SPECIAL
GRENADES
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5.0
5.01 STEALTH
By
SuperNinjaSlayer
Stealth. What is Stealth? Well to start off,
the Collins English Dictionary describes Stealth as ”The act or characteristic of
moving with extreme care and quietness, especially so as to avoid detection”. So we
can deduce that Stealth in Warfare is eliminating the enemy without being detected.
This is a method used successfully by many militaries today. Think logically. Do you
honestly think that if an army, wishing to seize control of an area by assassinating
an important man of power in said area, would do so by going in guns blazing,
storming buildings and making a general racket, when they know from their
intelligence that the area is heavily fortified and enemy Snipers have been informed
of a possible threat?
So how would we incorporate Stealth into Call of
Duty: World at War? Luckily, Treyarch have included some beneficial additions to the
online mode so that “Joe the Gamer” (No that’s not Joe the plumber) can use Stealth
to their advantage.
There are certain concepts in Stealth. These concepts
of Stealth are:
PLANNING
Planning and organising is a key
part of Stealth. What self-respecting Stealth player thinks that he is Rambo,
honestly? Plotting your routes and your tactics is vital for an efficient game.
Think about this... Good Clans plan and co-ordinate things. Good Clans incorporate
Stealth. Coincidence? I think not!
ENEMY DETECTING WHILST AVOIDING ENEMY
DETECTION
Detecting your enemy is vital for Stealthing
otherwise, how are you going to get behind enemy lines? I mean, you won’t know where
Enemy lines are otherwise will you? Avoiding enemy detection is, and you’ll have to
excuse my patronising here, the entire point of Stealth.
ELEMENT OF
SURPRISE
If the enemy knows that you are coming, this
betrays the whole concept of Stealth. It is as simple as that.
PRIORITISING
KILLS
Any good Stealth player will know that
prioritisation of certain enemies is an important factor of helping your team win.
If there is a sniper on the other team who is annihilating your teammates, you as
the stealth player on the team should infiltrate where the sniper is camping and
eliminate him before he takes out anybody else. This prioritising of kills can
nearly always give you and your team an added boost.
And for those of you who
like acronyms, these concepts can be shortened to P-E-E-P. Oh joy, just think of all of the innuendos
you guys could come up with for this harmless acronym!
WEAPONS AND PERKS
To
be able to fully stealth in a game, you have to discard certain weapons and perks in
favour of others. For weapons to be using, I would highly recommend either a Rifle,
or Sub-Machine Gun as most of these weapons can be suppressed, therefore taking you
off enemy radar when you shoot. Remaining under cover is essential when Stealthing.
Shotguns can also be used to stealth with but you must make sure that your shots
count and you don't give away your position.
Below is a list of
useful stealth perks with a reason.
PERK
1
SPECIAL GRENADES X3
Provides the player with three special grenades opposed to just the single one.
Can only be used with Tabun Gas and Signal Flares. As stated above, special grenades
can be useful to a player for stealthing with so consider this one. If you confront
an enemy at an awkward time, throw your special grenade and it will leave your enemy
defenceless, allowing you to take them out without letting them know what hit them.
A good trick is to throw one special grenade and wait for a second or two and then
throw another one. And then do the same for the last grenade. This will leave the
enemy defenceless in a much longer period of time as opposed to throwing three
grenades in a row in a quick session. If you think you are too overwhelmed by the
enemy presence, throw your special grenades so you will have a better chance to
escape.
SATCHEL CHARGE X2
Since Satchel charges are operated manually, this is the perfect tool for the
dreaded camper. Leave these lying around somewhere and wait for the enemy to come to
you. You can bait the enemies to come and then blow then sky high. These are
especially useful on tanks. If you place both satchel charges on the back of the
tank and then throw a sticky grenade too it will blow up a full health tank in one
go. They can be spotted by Bomb Squad.
BOMB SQUAD
If you
are flanking, you will eventually run into some enemies who might have placed
Bouncing Betties or Satchel Charges to protect themselves from intruders. This perk
lets you know if there’s an explosive near you. Explosives also hint you that
someone might be nearby.
BOUNCING BETTY X2
Anti-Personal devices that you can set and forget about. These are especially
useful for covering your back so Snipers and Campers alike tend to rely on these as
back up. They can be spotted by Bomb Squad.
BANDOLIER
Since you
are going stealthy, it’s most likely that you are going to survive for a long time
and will eventually run out of ammo. This perk solves this kind of problem.
PRIMARY GRENADES X2
Provides the player with two primary grenades opposed to just the single one. As
stated above, primary grenades can be useful to a player for stealthing with so
consider this one.
M2 FLAMETHROWER
The
flamethrower is a great close-quarters weapon and makes little noise. It’s about as
effective as a shotgun up close so its definitely one to consider if you have a gun
not so great in a CQC situation.
PERK
2
STOPPING POWER
Stopping Power increases the damage per bullet dished out by any weapon by 40%.
Stopping Power is the main perk that people use while playing Core modes. Others may
use Juggernaut or Double Tap but it’s not hard to find Stopping Power being used in
a Core match. Since everybody uses it, players feel that they need to use it (or
juggernaut) to keep up with the rest of the players online. This is not foolish as
it
CAMOUFLAGE
This
perk is a must for complete Stealthing. It stops you showing up on enemy radar when
they have a recon plane going over. Combine this with a suppressed weapon for
complete cover from enemies hunting on the radar. This is definitely a perk to
consider when stealthing.
PERK 3
EXTREME CONDITIONING
Extreme Conditioning gives you the ability to run for a longer amount of time.
This can be especially useful while 1# circling a map moving from cover to cover and
2# whilst evading an enemy. If you throw your special grenade and then sprint out of
there you should be able to get far away from your attacker quickly.
STEADY AIM
Steady
aim pulls the crosshairs in the center of your screen closer together. Your bullet
spread whilst not looking down your sights will be decreased making the gun highly
efficient in CQC. Definitely a perk to try out while Stealthing.
SECOND CHANCE
Second
Chance is an improved Last Stand perk from Call of Duty 4. Second Chance allows you
to revive your teammates who also have second chance and you also get 30 seconds
life rather than the 10 seconds (quote me if I’m wrong) you got in Last Stand. This
is a great team perk and can be used stealthily too.
DEAD
SILENCE
Dead
Silence. Possibly the best perk for Stealthing purposes. Dead Silence stops you
making noise while moving which can be a big benefit whilst in battle. If the enemy
is cautious of a possible threat (you) but can’t see you, they can’t hear you now
either.
RECONNAISSANCE
Reconnaissance detects enemy tanks, dogs and artillery strikes on your radar. This
is like Divine Intervention for Call of Duty. Knowing what your enemies are up to is
crucial and this, along with a Recon Plane you have called in could cause the enemy
to be completely unprotected. This is a wise choice when choosing a perk 3 for
Stealthing with.
PERSONAL ADVICE
When you have ambushed a
few enemies and drawn the fire of a few others in another position, fall back to
cover. Wait a few seconds, 95% of the time the enemy has their sights pulled up on
the doorway you just exited, quickly sprint around their position and come in behind
them, lead in with a cooked frag or special grenade, this is extremely effective in
Search & Destroy where staying alive is key.
The enemy is less likely
to see or hit you running to a covered spot or into a building then slowly walking
with irons pulled up. Sprinting can cause confusion, if an enemy sees you sprint
into a building he will likely follow, you have the advantage of setting up a good
ambush spot. Don’t be predictable and hide in a place he will shoot into as soon as
he enters.
Patience will keep you alive! I cannot tell you how many times
this has happened to me and probably to most everyone! Your sitting in a room in a
corner and an enemy runs by so you jump out of hiding and gun him down, only to have
his teamate come up behind you and shank you. I have learned, through forced
practice to sit and wait. Most of the time the enemy will have a buddy or two,
through patience and waiting you can score 2 or more kills and live to tell your
teammates as opposed to killing one enemy right before having a knife forcefully
inserted into your back.
I hope that this guide has helped you the reader
in becoming a better stealther. Please leave your feedback and comments below and if
you have any suggestions of additions to my guide then please post them below and
I’ll see what I can do.
Source: Call of Duty World at War: The Ultimate Stealth Handbook
5.02 SNIPING
By
Red Seven
Hold your breath and be patient. On some maps,
selecting a Bolt-Action Rifle as your primary weapon will give you a good uniform
like the ghillie suit, but you'll want to use some additional items when
setting out to do some Stationary Sniping.
When you find a good
spot that the enemy seems to be frequenting, take notes (not literally). Watch
where they enter and leave, watch how fast they run through, and check where their
heads are when they're running through your scope. Line up your
crosshairs with something in the background, so the next time they come through you
can put your crosshairs on their level and BAM... the hard work was worth it.
Sniping is a bit of an art form, this makes it so appealing to all players,
you have to practice and be patient. Sometimes a sniper needs to wait for that
one headshot, but sometimes even a shot in the leg will slow down an enemy enough
for your buddies to finish him off.
BOUNCING BETTY X2![BouncingBetty WaW Perk](http://www.cod4central.com/images/wawimages/WaW_Perk1-BouncingBetty.jpg")
One
big perk is Bouncing Betty x2. When you're sniping, it's usually
from an area where you can't see everything coming toward you. Whether
you're on a roof or a grassy hill, someone will find a way around you.
Set up your Betties in places like the tops of ladders if you're sniping from
second-story buildings or the entrances to a room if you're shooting out a
window. Place them far enough apart that one grenade doesn't set them all
off.
BOMB SQUAD
The Bomb
Squad perk, surprisingly, is another fun addition to a sniper's arsenal.
Once you get set up in your perch, scan the area for enemy explosives and them to
pieces and track down the enemy. Combine this with Deep Impact perk to
dispose of any unwanted explosives behind cover.
OVERKILL
Another brilliant perk
for a sniper is Overkill. This allows you to carry two primary weapons.
Use this when you want to snipe for a while, and then hit the ground running with
your rifle to help the team in some building-to-building combat.
CAMOUFLAGE
Snipers can also
greatly benefit from the Camouflage perk. Don't you hate when you find
that awesome spot, but then the enemy calls in a Recon Plane and you're caught
in a volley or grenades and Fully-Auto weapon spray? Use the Camouflage for
added stealth and to hide from the enemy radar scans.
MOBILE SNIPING &
BARE SNIPING
By Bare Sniping, I mean sniping without
the sniper scope attached to your rifle. Both Mobile Sniping and Bare Sniping
are generally used a closer range than Stationary Sniping, but still at medium range
or plus. Efficiently is the key Mobile Sniping, you must be quick on your feet
and always on the move, you just moving in small circles, to avoid being counter
sniped. When Bare Sniping, it is compulsory to keep behind cover. This
is the key to surviving against semi-auto bullets and will give you enough time to
pull the shot off.
When Sniping you must be very aware of your
surroundings and quick at aiming, while consistent accuracy. I think Sniping
is one of the hardest skills to master well in Call of Duty, but when you do,
you're unstoppable.
PERSONAL ADVICE
A
good sniper is only as good as his sniping spot. Most Call of Duty snipers camp in
obvious places at obvious times. To become a better and more versatile sniper, you
must know every spot on every map to give you an advantage over other snipers,
infantry troops and vehicles too. A good sniper’s spot will conceal the
majority of your body, give you a good view of the map and most importantly, provide
an entrance and escape route. There’s nothing worse than being cornered with nowhere
to go. Knowing every spot requires you to know the map inside and out.
5.03
RUN 'N' GUN
By Red Seven
Run 'n'
Gunning, or as I like to call it "Ground-Pounding", is the key to success
in Call of Duty. Whether your team is running solo, as an independence ghost,
or split up into squads, each member must be proficient in the ground war.
The best warriors know their surroundings, their limitations, and their
enemy. Learn your surroundings and study your satellite maps of the
area. Scout the area, and find out if you'll be fighting in CQC or from
building-to-building. This will help you plan your loadout before
entering. Don't select a long-ranged weapon if you expect to be running
in the grit, from buildings and know who’s where else, because they won't do
you much good. Instead, choose a Rifle, Shotgun, Sub-Machine Gun or even an
LMG. Each of these weapons excels in different areas and for different
reasons, so be sure you know your role and your location before choosing the best
weapon for the job. Sub-Machine guns and Shotguns are ideal for Close-Quarters
encounters, while Rifles and LMGs are better suited to open incursions where you may
need to take out a few enemies from medium range.
PRIMARY GRENADE
X2
Almost all of the
available perks work great for ground pounders, but maximize your efficiency by
choosing the right combinations of perks and weapons. The Primary Grenade x2
perk is a great choice, save these for when you know someone's camping in a
building and you want to blow them out, or heave them in a walking sprees to push
back an enemy advance. If you decide to go with Primary Grenade x2 for your
love of explosive power, consider carrying the Sonic Boom perk for extra explosive
damage to secure the kill.
BANDOLIER
Consider the Bandolier
perk as well. This will give you additional magazines for all of your
weapons. Being on the ground, you don't want to run out of ammo,
especially if you get pinned down and need to shoot your way out.
In the
Perk 2 tier, you'll have to make some tough decisions. Stopping Power is better
suited to medium range shooters, to maximize the one-pop shots they take from time
to time. It also helps finish off enemies CQC situations faster than normal,
and it conserves ammo.
JUGGERNAUT
Juggernaut helps keep
you alive longer than the enemy, though it may be considered nooby, if you have a
high powered weapon this may be a wise choice.
SLEIGHT OF
HAND
Sleight of Hand
minimizes the time you spend reload you don't even have to stop to regain your
composure, which is key in firefights for taking out multiple enemies.
I
know how you Run 'n' Gunners hate to die without taking someone with
you. For all you Captain Solos out there, your best chance at killing the most
enemies is to be smart and know your map. Study them and recognise hot spots and
common areas of engagement. You also need a lot of practice to learn the quick
tricks. Find out where enemies like to go, how they get there, what they do
when they get there, whether they snipe, hide behind boxes, go prone etc so you know
what you can expect and what is unexpected. All of this intel will help
you eliminate them more quickly. Play smart and come around behind them. Toss
grenades into their camp when they're not expecting it. Light them up
with Recon Planes and see where everyone's kidding out or moving. The
more you know, the less they'll like it.
5.04
MANEUVERS
By Red Seven
The following section
discusses how to position yourself against the enemy to create an ambush, flank,
assault and camp, and more. Consider everything, from the mode, to the map, to
how many players you have at your disposal.
Let's look at
how to set up an ambush. The ideal situation is to set up somewhere close to
where you begin, so you have time to coordinate your team. Look at your
satellite data and find the best place to set up. Look for chokepoints (areas
where there’s nowhere else to go but through that point), which are usually streets
or buildings, but depending on the type of map possibly something like a
field. You can force the enemy into chokepoints by herding them with
explosives and gunfire.
Let's assume you have two chokepoints to
cover. You know the enemy will be advancing through at least one of these
points, if not both. Split up your team, or squad, as necessary to cover each
chokepoint. Place a long-range rifleman at each one to get the drop on the
enemy advance. Set up Betties, Satchel Charges, or even a Light Machine
Gunners placed with a bipod under cover to seal it all up.
One of the
keys to setting up a successful ambush is timing. Wait until the enemy thinks
they've broken through the chokepoint, and then assault them from every side
all at once. Another advantage for your ambush team is to combine the
Camouflage perk with primary weapon suppressors. Your whole team will be
invisible. They enemies won't know where you are, and if they come in one
at a time, they'll never know where the kill shots are coming from.
Remember that patience is important.
Flanking is a huge part of World at
War. Most battles take place head-on in the center of the map. You could
just run right into the fray, but the smart, opportunistic player looks for ways to
stay alive the longest and eliminate the most enemies while achieving
objectives. There's always a way to get behind your enemy and surprise
them with a humiliating knife in the back. Remember to check out the maps on a
Private Match and look for ways to navigate through any particular map. Check
for building hops, like windows, doors, stairs etc., that allow you to move sneakily
from place to place without have to expose yourself in the open. Have your
knife or CQC weapon ready to cut your way through, because you may encounter an
enemy sniping or camping in one of the buildings you're trying to traverse.
Once you've successfully navigated your way through the buildings, make
you way behind the enemy and go silent. This is where stealth plays a key
role. Also, look for alternate ways around the main confrontation areas, and
especially underground tunnels and even some rooftops.
Sometimes you
need your entire team to successfully pull off a flanking maneuver. Try
sending one player around the left side to flank, while another player moves around
the right flank. The remainder of your team should cause ruckus in the center
of the engagement area with bullet spray and general all-guns blazing attack.
LMGs are great for this, and the Frag x2 perk as well. If your flankers are
running with suppressors and Camouflage, and your main team is making enough noise
to wake the dead, your flank team can thin the herd for the rest of your team is
precision and ease.
FORMATIONS AND ASSIGNED
POSITIONS
While formations and positions are used
frequently in real-life military situations, they're not normally used in
online gaming. But they can be a great tool in your box. When
you're running in squads, you don't want to run in a straight line and
give enemy snipers an easy target. Practice advancing in a wedge
formation. Imagine a "V", with the point of it being the top of your
assault spear. While moving, your point man can clear the way ahead, while the
two players on either side o him can get a wider field of vision and clear a much
wider path in front of your squad.
There are many different formations
you can experiment with, a best configuration will depend on your terrain and number
of available players. Remember to always keep your spacing so that a single
grenade won't eliminate your entire team.
Assigned positions are
more for sport than video games, right? Nope! You can make them work to
your advantage. Think of a hockey or football team. You've got a
forward line (the strikers), middle linemen (the midfielders)m and the defensemen
(the defenders), and all of these positions work together to win the game.
Depending on the number of players on your side, try to divide everyone up into
positions based on their strengths. If someone's good at camping, put
them on defense. If someone is good at assaulting, put them on offense.
The forwards should set up as a right wing, a left wing, and a center. Their
job is to move forward as a line and tackle the enemy. The middle linemen
should adjust constantly based on what the forwards are doing. If one of the
forwards falls, bring up a middle lineman to fill that spot until the fallen forward
can respawn and come back. The middle line should move up to assist when
needed, or move back to help defend, but should always position themselves between
the forward line and defensive line. Your defensive line must tell you if they
need help at any time, so your middle linemen can fall back to help.
Communication is a must when playing positions, so that you can tell your team
you've lost someone on your forward line and need a replacement.
Note: It might even be helpful changing your clan tag to your specified
position to make it easier for your team to know who's down!
Positions can be a formidable force because they're wave-based. Once
your forward line pushes up far enough, your middle line can push up as well,
including your defensive line. Now you've got your whole team pinning
down the enemy in their base, and that's not fun for them. Experiment
with different numbers of players on each line, and see what works best for you on
different maps. That is truly an "Advanced Combat Method"!
INFILTRATION
Of course, you can
infiltrate an area via stealth tactics and perk combinations, but let's get
into tactical breaching of buildings and similar areas.
Let's
say the enemy has taken up residence in a three-story building. You know
they'll have people watching out any available windows and on the rooftop, so
you have to watch all of these areas when you're getting ready to breach.
First you'll need some tabun gas or smoke grenades, so consider the Special
Grenade x3 perk. Additional items to bring along include a rifle grenade, Frag
x2 and even Martyrdom. All of these things will aid you in getting into the
building and taking it over.
Stack up your team just outside the
building, but clear of any firing lines. Be wary of enemies in windows
dropping explosives on you or jumping off the roof and coming up behind you.
If you find a mass of enemies on a roof and you can't get a good shot or
grenades up there, it's best to find an alternative route or call in Artillery
if you have one handy.
Once you're stacked up, someone should pop a
tabun gas and have a teammate follow it up with a grenade and even another tabun
gas. When you've deployed both of these, move into the building in teams
of two, but stagger them. Don't run in one after the other, or you could
be taken out by Betties or a steady stream of MP40 spray. Nobody wants
that.
That's the tactical, practical approach. What would
Rambo do? He'd just run in there with a knife and a snarl! But
you're not Rambo, remember that. Try grabbing the Deep Impact perk and a
MG42. Use Frag x2 or Satchel Charges and Sonic Boom, and just unload on the
building until you think it's full of dead people. When you're
tossing grenades in there, line up your toss and try to bank it off windowsills,
ceilings and/or whatever else you can find. You must cook your grenades if you
want to kill the enemy, so they don't have time to run away.
So you
basically have two ways of getting into a building: the tactical way, or the
"blow it all to hell and see who's left" way. Both are
effective if done correctly. Good luck, and remember that once you've
evicted the building's tenants, feel free to move in!
6.0
6.01 AIRFIELD
Suggested Primary Weapon: Kar98k
This map has a shared amount of CQC, long
open range and camouflaged snipers throughout. It is recommended to stay indoors
with some bouncing bettying and a Type 100 if you're the submachine kind of
person, otherwise for this particular map a Bolt-Action Rifle or a SVT-40 would work
just as well because of its high damage for close range and far distance moving
enemies, just make sure to take cover and prevent yourself from running into open
area of "No Man's Land" as much as possible. Sniping on
Airfield is also an effective strategy, they are both good vantage points on both
spawns where you can see the whole open area of the map and any enemies trying to
run sneakily across. The trenches can be used as great cover and will allow
you to pass across the map unseen by snipers or riflemen.
6.02 ASYLUM
Suggested Primary Weapon: Double-Barrelled Shotgun
Asylum is map with great
indoor combat. People usually prefer to stick with a Sub-Machine Gun but I
recommend going with the Double-Barrelled Shotgun or the Trench Gun as most combat
appears to be in shotgun range. Remember to be quick on your feet and check behind
yourself every now and then as you are prone to flankers throughout the map. Cover
is essential as your can be shot from a lot of places, the broken wall inside the
main combat area is ideal. I would recommend the Frag x2 perk as you can throw
grenades into the enemy rooms.
6.03
CASTLE
Suggested Primary Weapon: MP40
Despite the number of wide-open areas, the
Castle actually caters to mid-to-close range combat. Combat is consistently in the
main castle area itself, but it's for good reason. Above the dojo, there's
a second story that provides some of the most varied and valuable sight lines
available, and it's a key location to hold if you're looking to win. The
best way to stave off oncoming forces is to push them outside of the building with
any kind of grenades. We've found Tabun Gas to be particularly effective if
thrown at the entry points of the building, disorienting incoming enemies and
weakening their health supplies. Satchel Charges also an effective way to
gather kills, use them to set traps or detonate them right away if thrown at an
enemy. Furthermore in each building are great vantage points - a sniper
heaven. Watch out and try to stay out of the open.
6.04 CLIFFSIDE
Suggested Primary Weapon: Thompson
Overseeing the oceanic waters below this
map is as the name says a cliff which mainly consists of a temple battle region, the
actual cliff area where battles occur and you will find the occasional sniper in the
jungle region of this map lurking about. This is rather large map but it is a quick
player map because there are many corners and alley was to change your path to go
to, I stick with the MP40 or Thompson (any Sub-Machine gun will work well) because
they are great submachine gun and with or without the the Dual Magazine sight will
bring down target at a far distance when bursting your gun, stay out of the open
areas, stick to buildings and jungle region to give you cover. Bouncing
betties are found at the tops of hills, you cannot see around the statues that are
sheltered by plants so watch yourself and take cover.
6.05 COURTYARD
Suggested Primary Weapon: Type
100
Courtyard can be dominated by ghosts. There is plenty of cover
and flanking positions and everything is CQC. An ideal weapon for the level is a sub
machine gun as you won't find you need to take out an enemy too far away. This
map can quickly turn into a "frag fest" with both teams lobbing grenades
at one another left, right and center. Bouncing Betties are rarely used but are
highly effective on this map.
6.06
DOME
Suggested Primary Weapon: Trench
Gun
A very small map with a lot of mayhem at every corner. I
recommend flanking around the outside of the map or sustaining a particular area,
try a Shotgun class or preferably a Sub-Machine gun and beware of betties and
grenades as they are present all over the map. This map is pretty much trial
and error, you'll get used to the CQC and you, yourself, will have to find out
what areas are better for you to keep under control. That said, do not go out into
the open areas in the map, stick to some cover at all times and you should be
fine. Getting to high ground is a great way to pick off enemies and you get
the added bonus of the height advantage, watch out though eventually people will try
to throw grenades or Satchel Charges.
6.07
DOWNFALL
Suggested Primary Weapon: FG42
Downfall is a map dominated by tanks, 4 of
them in fact. The game really depends on whether the tanks are in play or not. If
they are, make sure to pack some explosives like satchel charges or even the bazooka
to take them out. This map can be a sniper's haven with long straight roads and
little cover for enemies to hide behind.
6.08
HANGAR
Suggested Primary Weapon: STG-44
Hangar is a map for the Jack of all trades.
It combines everything into one map. There are sniper positions and Close-Quarters
situated literally right next to each other. The main battle always takes place in
the Hangar building with one team controlling the upstairs and the other team trying
to throw them off their perch. A fully automatic gun is probably the best way to go
on this map.
6.09 MAKIN
Suggested Primary Weapon: Thompson
Both teams start off on opposite sides of
the beach with a series of outpost buildings and wooden walkways in between them.
Snipers will do best by sticking to their side of the map or hiding in the raised up
tower on the west side of the map, aiming down the middle where there are plenty of
open areas. Close range attackers should work their way across the twisting and
turning walkways while capitalizing on the many surprises around each corner. And
machine gunners should stick to the outside, nailing troops while they run for the
two doors on opposite sides. I recommend either supporting your team from outside
with the DP-28 (covering windows and doors alike) or grab the Double-Barrelled
Shotgun and set up camp in the building. The double shotty works exceptionally well
because the circular shape of the building ideally against force attackers within 10
feet of one another. If you decide to go with the DP-28, try to sustain the
roundhouse and pick off enemies anywhere near. Do not run through the map to the
enemies spawn, this will most likely get you killed in the CQC areas.
6.10 OUTSKIRTS
Suggested Primary Weapon: Gewehr
43
Outskirts is more of a ghosts map. There are tons of flanking
positions and most of the map isn't used in the game. Only about 1/4 of the map
is occupied by both teams at one point. Snipers can dominate but you might find that
Machine Guns are a viable option.
6.11
ROUNDHOUSE
Suggested Primary Weapon: M1A1
Carbine
Even if you don't like the weapons, it's a good
idea to start the map with a class that's equipped with either the M9A1 Bazooka
or the No ST 74 grenades. You see, there are two tanks on the map--one on either
side--and they should be your first objective as soon as the match begins. These
tanks are colossal brutes when matched up against enemy infantry, so hop in if you
can, because the vehicle will provide you with plenty of kills (and the juicy XP
that comes from them) if you manage to snag it before any of your other rushing
buddies. If you don't secure the tank, you should try to set your sights on the
opposing teams vehicle. That's where the Bazooka and ST 74 grenades come in.
Throughout the rest of the match, get your Primary Weapon out and start trying to
capture the control points. There's a lot of wide-open space surrounding that
center building, so if your teammates start running in, try to stick to the outer
rubble and pick off enemy troops from a distance.
6.12 SEELOW
Suggested Primary Weapon: SVT-40
Seelow is just too big. Only 1/8 of the map
is really used at one point by both sides and tanks tend to be less useful due to
the shear size of the map. Ghosts can do well but a bolt action rifle is probably
the best way to go.
6.13 UPHEAVAL
Suggested Primary Weapon: MG42
Upheaval is a map for the Run 'n'
Gunner. Every player will most likely be wielding a rifle or sub machine gun and
will be running around the perimeter of the map. The middle is barely used since its
so easy to get flanked in. Buildings are controlled by both teams with both teams
trying to occupy the other building.
6.14
MAKIN DAY
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See Makin. For
Makin Day you should generally use the same technique but be aware that you are more
visible in the daylight.
6.15 STATION
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available yet.
6.16 KNEE DEEP
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available yet.
6.17 NIGHTFIRE
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CONCLUSION and
SPECIAL THANKS
Feel free to leave a comment or any
feedback. Remember, we will be adding a few more things so just be aware.
Special Thanks to:
- You for reading this guide!
- Kalibur14 - for the perks layout in the Classes Section (SNS expanded it further but the original idea was yours).
- Sgt Smoove - for the brilliant map pictures
- Ultrastats - for the weapon
pictures
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