Tactical - For - Arms 2079

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In 2079, New York was a city unlike any other. The towering skyscrapers seemed to scrape the very clouds, their neon lights casting a bright glow over the streets below. But beneath the shiny surface, the city was a dangerous place. Crime was rampant, and the divide between the wealthy elite and the struggling masses was wider than ever. Yet despite the dangers and the darkness, there was still a glimmer of hope in New York. There were those who fought against the corporations, using their skills and their brains to hack into the system and bring about change. And there were those, like Vega Santos, who dreamed of a better future and worked tirelessly to make it a reality. In this futuristic city of high-tech wonders and grim realities, anything was possible. His story begins, here.

Flashbacks[]

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Weapons[]

#1 - Sidearms[]

A-22B Chao (China/Taiwan) (2077) | A ubiquitous sidearm from the densely populated urban sprawls of 2077, the A-22B Chao is a product of Chinese manufacturing prowess, designed for widespread reliability. Classified as a "Power Pistol," it fires heavy-caliber kinetic rounds with significant stopping power, often capable of ricocheting off hard surfaces to engage targets from unconventional angles.
Atlas 45 (United States) (AW) | A robust and reliable semi-automatic pistol from the mid-21st century, the Atlas 45 was a standard-issue sidearm for the formidable Atlas Corporation during the global conflicts of 2054. Renowned for its classic .45 caliber stopping power delivered through advanced kinetic-energy rounds, it provided unwavering performance in a compact package.
CZ 220 (Czech) | A highly respected and common sidearm manufactured by the renowned Czech arms industry. The CZ 220 is celebrated for its unmatched reliability, ergonomic design, and consistent accuracy under various combat conditions.
Fort-71 (Ukraine) | A utilitarian and widely distributed Ukrainian sidearm, the Fort-71 is known for its rugged simplicity and ease of maintenance, making it a staple in conflict zones and among local militias.
G91X (Austria) | The latest evolution from a long line of Austrian precision firearms, the G91X is a highly adaptable and globally recognized sidearm. It strikes a formidable balance between lightweight handling, impressive durability, and pinpoint accuracy.
Gulo Mark IV (Finland) (Embrace the Madness Event) | A rugged, .50 caliber heavy pistol with a menacing design, favored by mercenaries for its stopping power and reliability in harsh urban conditions.
HiPer (Belgium) | A marvel of compact engineering from Belgium, the HiPer is a cutting-edge sidearm designed for the discerning operative. Its name, a contraction of "High Performance," speaks to its lightning-fast cycling, exceptional accuracy, and advanced onboard diagnostics.
JKE-X2 Kenshin (Japan) (2077) | A pinnacle of Japanese smart-weapon technology from the megacorporate design houses of 2077, the JKE-X2 Kenshin is a highly advanced sidearm that redefined close-quarters engagement. Unlike traditional pistols, the Kenshin utilizes a sophisticated smart-targeting system that, when paired with the operator's neural link, allows it to fire guided projectiles capable of tracking multiple targets simultaneously.
L9CZ (Czech) (2042) | An icon of innovative pistol design from the mid-21st century, the L9CZ emerged as a standout sidearm during the global conflicts of 2042. Inspired by groundbreaking ballistic ergonomics, its most distinctive feature is its ultra-low bore axis, which significantly reduces muzzle flip and felt recoil.
M1911 (United States) (BF3) | An undeniable icon of American firearm engineering, the M1911 semi-automatic pistol, famed for its appearances in historical conflicts and simulations like Battlefield 3, stubbornly persists on the battlefields of 2079.
Maxim 18 (United States) | A contemporary American sidearm that pays homage to legendary efficiency, the Maxim 18 is engineered for sustained, rapid engagement. While maintaining a pistol's compact form factor, it boasts an impressive magazine capacity and a highly stabilized firing mechanism, allowing for quick, accurate follow-up shots that minimize muzzle climb.
Model 2021A1 (United States) | A ubiquitous American sidearm, the Model 2021A1 is a testament to enduring design, having undergone numerous upgrades since its original introduction in the early 2020s. Known for its unrivaled user-friendliness, solid recoil mitigation, and widespread compatibility with aftermarket parts.
Modello-Nano (United States) | A triumph of American micro-engineering, the Modello-Nano is a feather-light, highly concealable sidearm designed for discreet operations and rapid deployment.
MPA X0D (United States) | A descendant of classic American machine pistol designs, the MPA X0D is a compact, highly aggressive sidearm built for overwhelming close-quarters encounters.
MR12 (Germany) | Representing the pinnacle of German firearm engineering, the MR12 is a meticulously crafted sidearm known for its exceptional balance, low recoil, and pinpoint accuracy.
Nambu Type 41 (Japan) | A surprising survivor from a bygone era, the Nambu Type 41 is a true antique in 2079, harkening back to early 20th-century Japanese design.
Parabellum-08 (German Empire) | A legendary artifact from a forgotten conflict, the Parabellum-08 is a truly iconic pistol from the bygone German Empire. Though its design predates the 21st century by over 150 years, this remarkably preserved relic is prized by collectors and those who appreciate its distinctive toggle-lock action and surprisingly crisp trigger pull.
PDP (Germany) | The PDP is a no-nonsense, high-performance sidearm hailing from Germany, designed for maximum efficiency and practical defense in the modern era.
PF51 (Germany) (2042) | Hailing from the chaotic battlefields of 2042, the PF51 is a German-designed fully-automatic pistol that blurs the lines with submachine gun performance. Notable for its remarkably high magazine capacity (often leveraging extended 50-round magazines) and an extremely rapid firing rate for a sidearm, it excels in close-quarters engagements.
QSZ-93 (China) | The latest evolution of a widely adopted Chinese service pistol, the QSZ-93 embodies the modern philosophy of reliable, high-capacity firepower in a rugged package.
Rift E6 (Italy/United States) | A groundbreaking, if somewhat experimental, energy sidearm born from a transatlantic collaboration, the Rift E6 is the direct precursor to the infamous E9. Unlike traditional ballistics, the E6 propels compressed plasma charges through a unique magnetic accelerator, delivering a concussive and searing blast that can disorient targets and burn through light armor.
Ruger-75 (United States) | A direct descendant of American firearms known for their unwavering durability, the Ruger-75 is a sturdy, no-frills sidearm built to withstand the harshest environments of 2079.
Strike Two (Russia/Italy) | A potent hybrid born from a unique Russian-Italian arms consortium, the Strike Two sidearm is engineered for rapid, decisive engagements. It combines the rugged reliability of Russian mechanics with the sleek, ergonomic design of Italian craftsmanship, resulting in a weapon that handles exceptionally well.
Takeo T10 (Japan) | From the workshops of a master Japanese armorer comes the Takeo T10, a sidearm celebrated for its exquisite craftsmanship and sublime balance.
TEC-44 (United States) | A descendant of notorious American compact designs, the TEC-44 has been re-engineered for the brutal realities of 2079's urban sprawl. While lacking the precision or advanced features of corporate-issued arms, its high-capacity stick magazine and blistering, uncontrolled rate of fire make it a terrifying force in close-quarters chaos.
VP-9 (Germany) | The VP-9 is a modern German sidearm that sets the standard for user-centric design and intuitive operation. Known for its exceptional ergonomics, natural point-of-aim, and crisp trigger pull, it allows for rapid target acquisition and precise shot placement.
VP-86M (Germany) | A more robust and combat-proven sibling to other German designs, the VP-86M is a heavy-duty sidearm built for sustained engagement in hostile environments. The 'M' designation denotes its military-grade construction and enhanced durability, featuring a reinforced frame and internal components designed to withstand extreme punishment.
WSP Stinger (Israel) (MWIII) | A fearsome machine pistol from the early 2020s, the WSP Stinger (based on a compact, full-auto design) remains a brutal force in the close-quarters engagements of 2079. Despite its incredibly small footprint, this sidearm boasts an unrivaled, blistering rate of fire, unleashing a hail of 9mm kinetic rounds that can instantly overwhelm unarmored and lightly armored targets.

#2 - Revolvers[]

Astra 860 (Spain) | Hailing from a legacy of Spanish firearm craftsmanship, the Astra 860 is a hard-hitting, medium-frame revolver that bridges the gap between classic ballistic punch and modern reliability.
Executioner (Brazil) (BO2) | A highly specialized and utterly brutal revolver from the early 21st century, the Executioner is less a pistol and more a hand-held shotgun. Chambered to fire shotgun shells from its massive cylinder, this weapon delivers unparalleled, devastating close-range stopping power.
Mark X (United Kingdom) (S2) | A robust and authoritative revolver from the United Kingdom, the Mark X gained significant traction following its introduction in Season 2. It's renowned for its unyielding reliability and substantial stopping power, capable of delivering devastating force with each of its six heavy rounds.
Mateba-454 (Italy) | A masterpiece of Italian engineering, the Mateba-454 stands apart with its distinctive low-bore axis design, firing from the bottom cylinder to drastically mitigate felt recoil from its formidable .454 caliber rounds.
Metel (Russia) (2077) | A pinnacle of Russian "Tech Weapon" design from 2077, the Metel (meaning "Blizzard") is a high-caliber revolver that redefined tactical engagements. Unlike traditional ballistics, the Metel's core innovation lies in its electromagnetic charging system, allowing its heavy rounds to penetrate most forms of cover and even multiple targets in a line.
Mozu (United Kingdom) (BO4) | A powerful double-action revolver from American design bureaus, the Mozu gained a formidable reputation during the conflicts of 2043. Chambered for a heavy-hitting .44-caliber equivalent round, it delivers immense kinetic energy with each pull of the trigger, capable of reliably incapacitating targets at close-to-medium ranges.
MP412 REX (Russia) (BF3) | A powerful and distinctly styled Russian revolver from the early 21st century, the MP412 REX gained a loyal following in conflicts as depicted in Battlefield 3. Though its real-world production was limited, its in-game portrayal cemented its reputation as a hard-hitting sidearm.
P22 Pereira (Portugal) | A distinctive and surprisingly agile revolver from Portugal, the P22 Pereira offers a unique blend of compact maneuverability and reliable stopping power. Unlike its bulkier counterparts, its streamlined frame and balanced weight allow for quicker aiming and follow-up shots.
RSh-21 (Russia) | A formidable and utterly reliable revolver forged in Russia, the RSh-21 is designed for brutal efficiency in unforgiving environments. Eschewing delicate mechanics for sheer power, it fires heavy, large-caliber rounds that deliver overwhelming stopping force with each deliberate shot.
S-333 (United States) | A groundbreaking American revolver, the S-333 is less a traditional firearm and more a portable lightning conductor. Loaded exclusively with proprietary "Thunderstruck" rounds, this six-shot powerhouse delivers not just kinetic force but also a potent electrical discharge upon impact.
TYR (Russia) (MWIII) | A monstrous hand cannon from the early 2020s, the TYR revolver, inspired by brutal Russian design principles, has solidified its place as a devastating force well into 2079. Chambered in a massive 12.7x55mm caliber, each shot unleashes an immense kinetic impact capable of shattering unarmored targets and severely crippling even lightly armored foes at close to medium ranges.

#3 - Shotguns[]

205 Brecci (Russia) (BO3) | A fearsome Russian semi-automatic shotgun, the 205 Brecci brings its legacy of rapid-fire devastation into the urban battlegrounds of 2079. Known for its unflinching reliability and a consistent two-shot kill potential at close range, the Brecci excels in clearing rooms and suppressing multiple targets with overwhelming buckshot.
AA-21 (United States) | The all powerful USA's AA-21 shotgun with an upgraded magazine. Dealing 50% damage in close range and 20% damage in medium range.
Clark 5B (United Kingdom) | A venerable design from the early 22nd century's great arms race, the Clark 5B is a legendary pump-action combat shotgun and the direct progenitor to the renowned Clark series found in the later 2142 conflicts.
DAO-12 (South Africa) (BF3) | A distinctive semi-automatic shotgun from South Africa, the DAO-12 gained notoriety in early 21st-century conflicts and simulations like Battlefield 3. Its signature feature is a large, revolving cylinder magazine, typically holding 8 to 12 rounds of 12-gauge ammunition, granting it an unparalleled capacity for a combat shotgun of its era.
DAO-21 (South Africa) | The ultimate evolution of the iconic drum-fed shotgun design from South Africa, the DAO-21 is engineered for unrelenting, high-volume suppression in the most chaotic engagements.
FP-12 (Italy/Germany) | A meticulously engineered tactical shotgun born from a collaborative effort between Italian design houses and German precision manufacturers, the FP-12 is a paragon of versatility and refined firepower.
HD-410 (Switzerland) | A marvel of Swiss precision engineering, the HD-410 (Heavy Duty Model 410) is a meticulously crafted combat shotgun built for uncompromising reliability in the most demanding environments. Its ultra-durable, high-grade alloy construction ensures resilience against extreme wear and tear, while its advanced recoil absorption system allows for remarkably quick and accurate follow-up shots.
KRM-262 (Russia) (BO3) | A brute-force specialist from Russia, the KRM-262 is a legendary pump-action shotgun that has carried its reputation for raw stopping power into the 2079 conflict.
M7 Super 90 (Italy) | An evolution of a legendary Italian design, the M7 Super 90 is a semi-automatic combat shotgun renowned for its unwavering reliability and formidable tactical performance.
MAG-14 (South Africa) | An evolution of South African combat shotgun design, the MAG-14 stands out with its box-magazine fed system, offering significantly faster reloads compared to traditional tube or drum-fed shotguns.
MKA 2020 (Turkey) | An evolution of a highly influential design from the early 21st century, the MKA 2020 is a magazine-fed tactical shotgun originating from Turkey. Known for its rifle-like ergonomics and rapid reload capabilities, the MKA 2020 delivers powerful 12-gauge payloads with the familiar handling of an assault rifle.
Model 2087 (United States) | The Model 2087 represents the zenith of American shotgun innovation, pushing the boundaries of ballistic efficiency in 2079. This advanced semi-automatic shotgun features an integrated smart-choke system that dynamically adjusts pellet spread and velocity based on target distance, optimizing impact from close-quarters to surprising medium ranges.
NS2087 (South Africa) | The NS2087 (Next-System Model 2087) is South Africa's answer to the demand for bleeding-edge close-quarters supremacy.
Olympia (Italy) (BO1) | A vintage powerhouse with Italian flair, the Olympia is a classic double-barrel over/under shotgun that has stubbornly retained its lethal effectiveness into the 2079 conflict.
QBS-X (China) | Hailed as China's Most Popular Shotgun, the QBS-X is a revolutionary semi-automatic design that redefines the shotgun's combat role. Eschewing the typical close-range-only philosophy, the QBS-X utilizes an advanced smart-slug system that allows it to maintain a consistent medium damage profile across virtually any range, from tight corridors to surprisingly distant engagements.
RB-21 (Russia) | A formidable and utterly rugged shotgun from Russia, the RB-21 is built for uncompromising combat effectiveness in the most demanding environments. Its sturdy construction and powerful chambering allow it to deliver devastating, wide-spread patterns capable of neutralizing multiple threats in close quarters.
SIX21 (United States) | The SIX21 is a cutting-edge tactical shotgun from the United States, engineered for dynamic combat and unparalleled adaptability. Its modular design allows for rapid customization, from various barrel lengths and chokes to advanced optics and underbarrel attachments, ensuring peak performance in any scenario.
SPAS-12 (Italy) (BC2/BF3) | An enduring icon of Italian tactical design, the SPAS-12 continues to deliver overwhelming close-quarters power even in 2079, carrying its legendary reputation from the early 21st century conflicts.
SPAS-61 (Italy) | An advanced evolution of Italy's legendary combat shotgun lineage, the SPAS-61 brings the iconic platform firmly into the 2079 era. While retaining the robust reliability that made its predecessors famous, the SPAS-61 features a re-engineered semi-automatic action for even faster cycling, combined with smart-material construction for enhanced durability and reduced weight.
TS-21 (Israel) | The TS-21 (Tactical System Model 21) is a state-of-the-art American combat shotgun engineered for peak performance and adaptability in the high-stakes engagements of 2079.
Ultranova (Italy) | An advanced iteration of a legendary Italian design, the Ultranova is a heavy-duty pump-action shotgun engineered for unparalleled resilience and brute-force effectiveness in the year 2079.
UNG-21 (United Kingdom) | The UNG-21 (Universal Neutralization Gun) is a meticulously engineered combat shotgun from the United Kingdom, designed to be the definitive close-quarters solution for 2079's diverse battlefields.
Vepr-21 (Russia) | Forged in the crucible of Russian armaments, the Vepr-21 is a brutally effective, semi-automatic shotgun built upon the legendary reliability of its rifle predecessors.

#4 - Sub-Machine Guns[]

A-M20 (United States) | The A-M20 is a cutting-edge American submachine gun designed for aggressive, high-mobility urban combat in 2079. Its lightweight polymer frame and advanced recoil compensation system allow for exceptional accuracy even during sustained fire, making it highly manageable.
ASMI (India) | An evolution of India's indigenous submachine gun program, the ASMI (Advanced Sub Machine Gun for Infantry) is a remarkably lightweight and exceptionally agile firearm adapted for the rapid urban engagements of 2079. Built with advanced composites and aerospace-grade alloys, it maintains a high cyclic rate of fire and impressive accuracy for its compact size.
Daemon 6XC (China/Japan) | Forged through a unique collaboration between cutting-edge Japanese cybernetics and robust Chinese manufacturing, the Daemon 6XC is the spiritual and technological successor to the legendary Daemon 3XB.
GHK G5 (Taiwan) | Hailing from Taiwan's burgeoning advanced arms industry, the GHK G5 is a sleek and highly modular submachine gun engineered for rapid deployment and close-quarters dominance in 2079.
HC-4 (Argentina) | A dependable workhorse from Argentina, the HC-4 is a rugged and versatile submachine gun designed for sustained performance in diverse combat zones. Emphasizing uncomplicated mechanics and robust construction, the HC-4 delivers a consistent rate of accurate fire, making it a reliable choice for extended engagements.
HLX 2 (Israel/United States) | An early and experimental prototype from the United States, the HLX 2 is the direct forerunner to the infamous HLX 4, representing a pivotal step in redirected energy weapon development.
K100M (Vietnam) | Forged in the demanding urban and wild environments of Southeast Asia, the K100M is a rugged and highly adaptable submachine gun from Vietnam. Designed for enduring performance under challenging conditions, its robust internal mechanisms and resilient composite construction ensure unwavering reliability.
M8 Hyde (United States) | A testament to enduring American design, the M8 Hyde is a thoroughly modernized iteration of the compact M2 Hyde submachine gun, brought back and refined for 2079's intense urban conflicts.
Modello 1918 (Kingdom of Italy) | A genuine ghost from the genesis of submachine gun design, the Modello 1918 is an extraordinarily rare Italian antique that has somehow endured into the chaos of 2079. Dating back over 160 years, this crude yet mechanically inventive firearm fires with a surprisingly high, if somewhat uncontrolled, rate of fire for its era.
MP-58 (Germany) (S1) | The latest evolution in Germany's storied lineage of Maschinenpistolen, the MP-58 is a masterpiece of ergonomic design and precision engineering for the 2079 battlefield.
MX18 (Germany) | Representing the next generation of close-quarters dominance from Germany, the MX18 is the direct successor to the celebrated MX9, meticulously re-engineered for the demands of 2079.
PDW-57 (Belgium) (BO2) | An enduring classic from Belgian innovation, the PDW-57 (Personal Defense Weapon, Model 57) maintains its formidable reputation in the urban skirmishes of 2079. Celebrated for its remarkably high magazine capacity and compact, bullpup-inspired design, this submachine gun delivers a consistent stream of fire, making it ideal for sustained engagements and rapid target acquisition.
PP-29 (Russia) (2042) | A direct evolution from the iconic Russian designs of the mid-21st century, the PP-29 is a relentless submachine gun that continues its legacy of dominance in 2079.
Ripper (N/A) (Ghosts) | A groundbreaking triumph of adaptive weapon engineering, the Ripper is a transforming submachine gun system that seamlessly reconfigures itself for optimal performance across varying combat ranges.
Sten (United Kingdom) (1942) | A relic of a bygone era, the Sten is a testament to raw, utilitarian design that has stubbornly persisted into 2079. Originating from the mid-20th century, this famously simple British submachine gun, with its distinctive side-mounted magazine, is a symbol of desperate ingenuity.
TKI-20 Shingen (Japan) (2077) | Hailing from the technological zenith of 2077's urban warfare, the TKI-20 Shingen is a cutting-edge Smart SMG developed by Tsunami Defense Systems. This exceptionally rapid-fire weapon utilizes advanced electromagnetic guidance to fire "smart" projectiles that actively track and curve towards marked targets, even those in light cover.
Type-2 (Japan) (IW) | A pinnacle of Japanese adaptable weapon design, the Type-2 is a revolutionary energy firearm known for its unique ability to split into a pair of fully autonomous, rapid-firing SMGs for ultimate close-quarters devastation.
VMP (Germany) (BO3) | A relentless machine of German engineering, the VMP is a submachine gun that has carried its legendary, blistering rate of fire from the conflicts of the mid-21st century directly into the urban chaos of 2079.
XM8 Compact (Germany) (BC2) | An enduring icon of mid-21st century German design, the XM8 Compact seamlessly blends the power of a carbine with the agility of a submachine gun, maintaining its relevance in 2079.

#5 - Assault Rifles[]

AE4 (United States) (AW) | A groundbreaking energy assault rifle refined from a celebrated design of the mid-21st century, the AE4 represents the pinnacle of sustainable firepower in 2079. Foregoing traditional ballistic ammunition for a directed energy pulse, its most distinctive feature is its virtually infinite energy reserves, eliminating the need for reloads and ensuring continuous suppression.
Aether-7 (United States/European Consortium) (Embrace the Madness Event) | A high-rate-of-fire energy rifle, known for its distinct, silent hum and searing plasma bolts. Popular with corporate security forces.
AK-600 (Russia) | The AK-600 represents the enduring and formidable evolution of Russia's most iconic rifle platform, perfectly adapted for the conflicts of 2079. While retaining the legendary, uncompromising reliability and rugged simplicity of its ancestors, this assault rifle integrates advanced composite materials and a refined gas-piston system for enhanced durability and manageable recoil.
ARX-270 (Italy/Belgium) | The ARX-270 represents the cutting edge of Italian assault rifle engineering, a highly advanced evolution of its celebrated modular predecessors. Designed for the dynamic battlefields of 2079, this rifle boasts unparalleled ambidextrous controls and a rapid, tool-less barrel and caliber exchange system, allowing operators to adapt to any mission profile in seconds.
DoubleCross Mk.VI (United States) | The DoubleCross Mk.VI is a audacious leap in American assault rifle design, serving as the spiritual successor to high-impact platforms from the mid-21st century. Its defining feature is a dual-barrel system, capable of delivering two simultaneous high-velocity rounds with a single pull of the trigger, unleashing devastating burst damage at any range.
F4000 (Belgium) | An advanced bullpup assault rifle from Belgium, the F4000 is a testament to ergonomic and futuristic design, perfectly suited for 2079's fluid battlefields. Its compact form factor belies a full-length barrel, ensuring excellent ballistic performance and accuracy at range, while its ambidextrous forward-ejection system makes it universally adaptable.
FFAR 1 (France) (BOCW) | A modernized and re-engineered classic, the FFAR 1 bridges the gap between historical combat and futuristic engagements in 2079. Originating from French designs of the late 20th century, this assault rifle is renowned for its exceptionally high rate of fire and aggressive, yet controllable, handling characteristics.
HK-614 (Germany) | The HK-614 stands as the pinnacle of German assault rifle engineering, a direct evolution from the legendary firearms that defined late 20th and early 21st-century combat. Renowned for its unparalleled precision, exceptional reliability, and near-flawless ergonomics, the 614 integrates advanced material sciences and a meticulously refined short-stroke gas piston system.
HVK-60 (Germany) | The HVK-60 represents the next formidable evolution of German precision engineering, directly succeeding the highly regarded HVK-30 from the mid-21st century. This state-of-the-art assault rifle maintains its lineage's signature exceptionally high rate of fire, now paired with an advanced kinetic stabilization system that ensures remarkable accuracy even during rapid, sustained bursts.
ICR-7 (United States) (BO4) | A pinnacle of American precision engineering, the ICR-7 is a direct evolution of a celebrated assault rifle from the conflicts of the mid-21st century. Renowned for its unparalleled accuracy and exceptionally low recoil, the ICR-7 allows operators to maintain pinpoint target acquisition and deliver consistent, punishing fire across all ranges.
ICR-14 (United States) | The ICR-14 represents the pinnacle of American assault rifle refinement, building directly upon the renowned precision of its predecessors. Engineered for the ultimate in long-range engagement and surgical strike capability, this rifle features an innovative gyroscopic stabilization system and adaptive barrel harmonics, resulting in virtually non-existent recoil and unparalleled accuracy across extreme distances.
IFAR 44 (Indonesia) | Forged in the diverse and demanding environments of Indonesia, the IFAR 44 (Infantry Force Assault Rifle, Model 44) is a robust and highly reliable weapon system designed for the modern infantryman of 2079. Drawing on a legacy of pragmatic engineering, the IFAR 44 prioritizes unwavering performance and ease of maintenance in any climate, from dense urban sprawls to remote, challenging terrains.
K11/2 (South Korea) | The K11/2 is the cutting-edge second generation of South Korea's revolutionary Individual Weapon System, meticulously refined for the multi-faceted engagements of 2079. This advanced assault rifle seamlessly integrates a precision 5.56mm kinetic weapon with an over-barrel 20mm airburst grenade launcher, controlled by an intuitive ballistic computer and smart-sight system.
KN-44 (Russia) (BO3) | A brute-force masterpiece from Russian engineering, the KN-44 is a hard-hitting automatic assault rifle that has seamlessly transitioned its reputation for devastating power from the mid-21st century to the battlefields of 2079. Known for its impressive damage per shot and extended effective range, the KN-44 delivers decisive lethality across all but the longest distances.
LV4 Basilisk (Turkey) | An ambitious and experimental prototype from the mid-21st century, the LV4 Basilisk stands as a testament to American energy weapon research and a direct predecessor to the advanced armaments of its era.
M2 Carbine (United States) (BFV) | A venerable antique from the mid-20th century, the M2 Carbine is a surprising survivor on the battlefields of 2079, carrying its legacy from the Great Wars. This compact, selective-fire carbine is cherished for its lightweight design and controllable automatic fire, making it surprisingly effective in tight, close-quarters engagements despite its age.
M5A3 (United States) (2042) | A direct and formidable descendant of the mid-21st century's most ubiquitous combat rifle, the M5A3 continues its legacy as a pinnacle of versatility on the battlefields of 2079. Originally a staple of the 2042 conflicts, this American assault rifle boasts an exceptionally balanced profile of fire rate, damage output, and manageable recoil, making it effective across all engagement ranges.
NV2 (United States) | An early and influential design from American armories, the NV2 is a direct progenitor to the highly accurate and reliable kinetic rifles that would dominate mid-21st century conflicts. This assault rifle was engineered with a foundational focus on exceptional stability and minimal recoil, allowing operators to deliver precise, consistent fire even under duress.
STG-79 (Germany) | A stunning blend of historical reverence and futuristic engineering, the STG-79 is a masterfully modernized reinterpretation of Germany's iconic StG 44, reimagined for the year 2079. While retaining the unmistakable silhouette of its revolutionary ancestor, this assault rifle features a lightweight, durable composite chassis, an integrated adaptive optics system, and a refined recoil mitigation system that makes its controlled automatic fire even more precise.
Rampart-24 (United States) | The Rampart-24 is the latest evolution in American assault rifle design, serving as the direct successor to the renowned Rampart 17 from the mid-21st century. This robust rifle is engineered for uncompromising power and precision, delivering exceptionally high damage per shot with every pull of its refined trigger.
VAPR-XKG (United States) (BO4) | Emerging from the advanced combat doctrines of the mid-21st century, the VAPR-XKG remains a highly adaptable and formidable assault rifle on the battlefields of 2079. This American-designed weapon is renowned for its exceptional blend of a high rate of fire with impressive precision, allowing operators to quickly acquire and neutralize targets across various ranges.
VHX-D3 (Croatia) (2042) | The VHX-D3 is a highly refined kinetic assault rifle that originated from Croatian defense programs in the 2040s and continues to be a staple on the battlefields of 2079. Engineered for optimal performance across all engagement ranges, it features a sophisticated adaptive gas system and advanced material composites, resulting in a remarkably stable firing platform with minimal recoil.

#6 - Tactical Rifles[]

ABR-334 (Austria) | The ABR-334 is the highly anticipated evolution of a distinctive Austrian tactical rifle from the mid-21st century, meticulously refined for the precision demands of 2079. Known for its deadly accurate 3-round burst firing mode, the ABR-334 delivers a high-velocity cluster of projectiles that can rapidly eliminate targets with controlled bursts.
CARV.2 (United States) (BOCW) | A hallmark of precision and rapid lethality from the mid-21st century, the CARV.2 tactical rifle gained prominence in conflicts like those depicted in Black Ops Cold War. This semi-automatic rifle is renowned for its exceptionally fast and tight 3-round burst, allowing skilled operators to deliver critical damage in a fraction of a second. Its design emphasizes high bullet velocity and excellent recoil control, making it devastatingly accurate at medium to long ranges.
Cronen Squall (United States) (MWII) | Hailing from the conflicts of the early 2020s, the Cronen Squall is a robust and powerful tactical rifle that continues to dominate the medium-to-long range engagements of 2079. This American-designed bullpup platform, originally a formidable battle rifle, is renowned for its exceptionally high muzzle velocity and hard-hitting 6.8mm rounds, delivering devastating impact with every shot.
M9A8 (Germany) | The M9A8 stands as the pinnacle of German tactical rifle evolution, directly succeeding the highly effective burst-fire platforms from the mid-21st century. Engineered for surgical precision and rapid target elimination, this rifle delivers a devastatingly accurate 4-round burst with each pull of its refined trigger.
R-VN (China) (IW) | A radical departure in tactical firearm design, the R-VN hails from the cutting-edge arsenals of the mid-21st century and maintains its unique presence in 2079. This energy-based weapon system fires high-velocity plasma bolts with exceptional precision, making it a formidable choice for calculated engagements at medium-to-long ranges.
S12 Stingray (Russia) | The S12 Stingray is the next evolution of a distinctive Russian tactical rifle, refined from a mid-21st century design notorious for its unique impact. This cutting-edge weapon delivers a lethal 5-round burst of high-velocity flechette projectiles, now infused with miniaturized kinetic-explosive charges that detonate on contact with a target.
Sheiva (Germany) (BO3) | A testament to German precision and raw stopping power, the Sheiva is a formidable semi-automatic tactical rifle that has brought its deadly accuracy from the mid-21st century into the conflicts of 2079. Renowned for its exceptionally high damage output per shot, the Sheiva rewards disciplined operators with swift two-shot eliminations at nearly any range.
Swordfish (Belgium) (BO4) | A precision instrument from the advanced arsenals of the mid-21st century, the Swordfish is a distinguished burst-fire tactical rifle that continues to slice through targets in 2079. Its defining feature is a highly accurate, multi-round burst mechanism (traditionally 5-round, but adaptable) that delivers a concentrated volley of high-velocity projectiles with each pull of the trigger.
XR-4 (Russia) | The XR-4 represents the cutting edge of Russian tactical rifle evolution, directly succeeding the highly effective XR-2 from the mid-21st century. This precision instrument delivers devastating, high-velocity 3-round bursts, engineered to rapidly neutralize targets at extended ranges.

#7 - Carbines[]

AM5 (Indonesia) (S1) | Hailing from Indonesia's growing advanced defense sector, the AM5 is a modern carbine designed for rapid deployment and adaptable combat in 2079's diverse environments. Its compact, lightweight profile offers superior maneuverability in urban and close-quarters engagements, while its refined gas system ensures reliable performance and manageable recoil during sustained fire. Pindad introduced the IDS Thermal Sight for all firearms for the upcoming wars.
AO-64 (Russia) | The AO-64 is a radical leap in Russian compact firepower, serving as a thoroughly modernized and enhanced successor to the experimental AO-46 carbine of the mid-20th century.
Cooper Carbine (United States) (Vanguard) | An unexpected but formidable veteran on the battlefields of 2079, the Cooper Carbine is a testament to the timeless effectiveness of its design, thoroughly modernized from its mid-20th century origins. Re-engineered with advanced polymers and a highly refined adaptive recoil system, this American carbine is celebrated for its exceptionally high rate of fire coupled with remarkably low, predictable recoil.
XA-91 (Russia) | Forged in the enduring tradition of Russian military engineering, the XA-91 is a rugged and highly adaptable carbine designed for the versatile demands of 2079. While exceptionally compact, its advanced gas-piston system and robust construction ensure unwavering reliability and controllable firepower even in the harshest environments.

#8 - Machine Guns[]

BAR 1918 (United States) (1942) | A venerable icon resurrected from the early 20th century, the BAR 1918 (Browning Automatic Rifle, Model 1918) is a testament to timeless kinetic power. Though a relic from the World Wars, this American "walking fire" machine gun, famously featured in the 1942 conflicts, finds a surprising second life in 2079.
CZ 2079 (Czech) | The CZ 2079 represents the pinnacle of Czech small arms engineering, a state-of-the-art light machine gun designed from the ground up for the intense, dynamic battlefields of 2079. Embodying CZ's hallmarks of ingenious design, unwavering reliability, and superior ergonomics, this LMG features an advanced adaptive gas system that ensures remarkably stable and controllable sustained fire.
Huot Automatic (Canada) (BF1) | A venerable ghost from the trenches of the Great War, the Huot Automatic is an exceptionally rare Canadian light machine gun that has remarkably survived into the technologically advanced battlefields of 2079. Instantly recognizable by its distinctive top-mounted pan magazine, this weapon was famed for its surprisingly smooth and controllable rate of fire for its era.
Madsen (Denmark) (BF1) | A mechanical marvel from the dawn of automatic firearms, the Madsen is a venerable Danish light machine gun, remarkably functional even amidst the advanced battlefields of 2079. Originating from the early 20th century and prominently featured in the Great War, its distinctive angled top-mounted magazine and intricate toggle-lock action set it apart.
Titan (United States) (BO4) | The Titan stands as an enduring monument to heavy firepower, originating from American design philosophies that defined LMGs in the mid-21st century. Revered for its exceptionally large magazine capacity, formidable stopping power, and remarkably low recoil when aimed down sights, the Titan is a true workhorse of sustained fire.
VKM-850 (Germany) | The VKM-850 is a formidable testament to German heavy weaponry, serving as the direct successor to the infamous VKM 750 of the mid-21st century. Engineered for absolute kinetic devastation, this heavy machine gun fires exceptionally large caliber rounds, delivering unparalleled damage output with each deliberate shot.

#9 - Sniper Rifles[]

Gewehr-98 (German Empire) (BF1) | A venerable titan from the trenches of the Great War, the Gewehr-98 is a legendary bolt-action sniper rifle that incredibly persists on the battlefields of 2079. Heralded for its unyielding accuracy and devastating ballistic power in its prime, this German masterpiece has been meticulously restored and adapted, often featuring modernized high-magnification optics and a refined chambering for powerful, custom-loaded kinetic rounds.
Locus (France) (BO3) | A sleek and lethal bolt-action sniper rifle originating from mid-21st century American designs, the Locus remains a favorite among aggressive marksmen in 2079. While demanding precision with its deliberate bolt-cycling mechanism, it rewards accurate shots with devastating one-hit eliminations to the upper body across extreme distances.
M24 (United States) (BC2) | A venerable workhorse of American military precision, the M24 is a classic bolt-action sniper rifle that has seamlessly carried its reputation for uncompromising accuracy from the early 21st century into the conflicts of 2079. Derived from the highly successful Remington platform, this rifle is lauded for its exceptional ballistic consistency and devastating single-shot stopping power at extreme ranges.
Outlaw (United States) (BO4) | The Outlaw is a cutting-edge bolt-action sniper rifle from American design bureaus, a direct evolution of a renowned mid-21st century platform built for agile marksmen. While requiring the precision of a manual bolt cycle, the Outlaw excels with an exceptionally fast chambering speed and rapid aim-down-sights time, allowing for swift target acquisition and quick follow-up shots.
Paladin HB75 (United States) | The Paladin HB75 stands as the undisputed titan of American sniper rifle design, a direct and devastating successor to the legendary HB50 from the mid-21st century. This heavy-caliber bolt-action rifle is engineered for absolute, uncompromising stopping power, delivering high-velocity kinetic rounds capable of guaranteed one-shot eliminations to the upper torso at extreme ranges.
P-06 (United States) (BO3) | A marvel of mid-21st century American weapon design, the P-06 is a unique burst-fire sniper rifle that demands precise timing but rewards it with devastating results on the battlefields of 2079. Unlike traditional bolt-action or semi-automatic rifles, the P-06 features a distinctive charge-up mechanism: holding the trigger pre-loads its three high-velocity kinetic rounds before unleashing them in an incredibly tight, near-instantaneous burst.
Ross MKIX (Canada) | The Ross MKIX represents the pinnacle of Canadian sniper rifle engineering, a hyper-modern evolution of the legendary straight-pull bolt-action design from the early 20th century. While retaining the signature rapid-cycling straight-pull action—allowing for exceptionally fast follow-up shots without breaking the shooter's sight picture—the MKIX eliminates the historical platform's flaws.
SSG 3087 (Germany) | The SSG 3087 represents the zenith of German precision sniper rifle manufacturing, meticulously crafted for the most demanding long-range engagements of 2079. As a direct descendant of a legendary line of designated marksman rifles, this rifle is chambered for an ultra-high-velocity, future-generation ballistic round that ensures devastating kinetic impact across extreme distances.

#10 - Marksman Rifles[]

G428 (Germany) (2042) | The G428 is a highly capable semi-automatic marksman rifle developed by German engineering firms in the 2040s, and it remains a cornerstone of precision fire in 2079. Known for its robust construction and exceptional accuracy, it bridges the gap between a standard assault rifle and a dedicated sniper platform.
M41 SDM (United States) | The M41 SDM is the next generation of American semi-automatic marksman rifles, a direct evolution from a highly effective platform of the mid-21st century. Designed for operators who demand both precision and a high rate of fire, the M41 delivers a consistent stream of high-velocity kinetic rounds with remarkable accuracy at medium to long ranges.
RSC 2017 (France) (S2) | A masterful fusion of historical ingenuity and advanced technology, the RSC 2017 is a cutting-edge semi-automatic marksman rifle that pays homage to France's pioneering RSC 1917 of the Great War. Re-engineered from the ground up for the battlefields of 2079, this rifle retains the original's distinctive gas-operated action but vastly improves upon its ergonomics, reliability, and precision.

#11 - Anti-Materiel Rifles[]

KSVK 71.2 (Russia) | The KSVK 71.2 is the latest iteration of Russia's formidable anti-materiel rifle lineage, an evolution of the renowned KSVK 12.7 designed for the most extreme engagements of 2079. While retaining its iconic bullpup, bolt-action configuration for a compact form factor despite its immense power, the 71.2 model features advanced composite materials and a new-generation 12.7mm kinetic penetrator round.
IWS 2068 (Austria) | The IWS 2068 is a revolutionary Austrian anti-materiel rifle, a direct successor to the experimental but highly influential designs of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Renowned for its unique fin-stabilized discarding sabot (FSDS) projectiles fired from a smoothbore barrel, the 2068 launches ultra-high-velocity, hyper-dense darts with incredible kinetic energy.
Osprey (United States) (2077) | Emerging from the advanced weapon design houses of the mid-21st century, the Osprey is a formidable anti-materiel rifle renowned for its brutal stopping power and unique explosive rounds. Though often categorized as a heavy sniper rifle, its capability to deliver high-yield kinetic-explosive projectiles with pinpoint accuracy firmly places it in the anti-materiel class.
PTRS-41 (Soviet Union) (WaW) | A brutal, imposing relic from the Great Patriotic War, the PTRS-41 (Protivopozharnoye Ruzhyo Simonova, 1941) is a Soviet anti-tank rifle that surprisingly endures in the conflicts of 2079. Originally designed to pierce the early armor of WWII tanks with its massive 14.5x114mm rounds, this semi-automatic behemoth is a testament to raw, unrefined power.

#12 - Utility[]

Wex Mk.IV (Germany) | A terrifying legacy from the brutal trench warfare of the 20th century, the Wex Mk.IV is a thoroughly modernized German flamethrower. While its silhouette echoes the notorious WWI-era Wechselapparat, the Mk.IV is a brutal testament to advanced pyrotechnics in 2079.

#13 - Launchers[]

L8 Siege (United States) | The L8 Siege is a cutting-edge American launcher designed to deliver overwhelming force, serving as the formidable successor to the versatile ordnance systems of the mid-21st century. Engineered for "siege" operations, this advanced launcher is capable of firing a variety of smart munitions, ranging from guided anti-armor rockets to cluster fragmentation rounds for area denial.
MK11 Launcher (United Kingdom) (Vanguard) | A direct and rugged descendant of the iconic man-portable rocket launchers from the mid-20th century, the MK11 Launcher is a testament to the enduring effectiveness of simple, overwhelming force. While lacking the advanced guidance systems of its futuristic counterparts, this United-Kingdom designed shoulder-fired weapon delivers a single, potent unguided rocket capable of shattering light armored vehicles, demolishing structural obstacles, and clearing entrenched positions.
Panzerschreck (Germany) (1942) | A fearsome piece of 20th-century history, the Panzerschreck is a formidable German anti-tank rocket launcher that has surprisingly endured into the battlefields of 2079.
RPG-7V6 (Russia) | The RPG-7V6 is the latest iteration of the world's most ubiquitous and enduring anti-tank launcher, a testament to Russian engineering's ability to endlessly modernize a fundamentally robust design. While its silhouette remains instantly recognizable from 20th and 21st-century conflicts, the V6 model incorporates advanced material composites for reduced weight and enhanced durability, alongside a smart-mount interface for integrated ballistic computers and next-gen optical/thermal sights.

Multiplayer Maps[]

Control[]

Barriada Linda (Santiago, Panama)
Battle of the Bulge (Belgian Ardennes) (1942)
Caspian Border (Turkmen-Iranian Border) (BF3)
Chiyoda (Tokyo, Japan)
Hourglass (Doha, Qatar) (2042)
Levin Resort (Zaravan, Urzikstan) (MWIII)
Monte Grappa (Monte Grappa, Italy) (BF1)
N.M.L '79 (Palmerston Fort, Outskirts of Portsmouth, United Kingdom) (S3)
Rittenhouse Row (Philadelphia, United States)
Sarrif Bay (Al Mazrah) (MWII)
Verdansk Riverside (Kastovia, Russia) (MW2019)

Team Deathmatch[]

Abandoned Hope (Balcad, Somalia)
Deserted Famagusta (Varosha, Cyprus) (S2)
Destroyed Veria (Mur, Papua New Guinea)
Hazard (Havana, Cuba) (BO1)
Last Frontier (Kennecott, Alaska) (S1)
Naval Shipwreck (North Charleston, South Carolina, United States) (S3)
Redacted (The Hebrides, Scotland) (2042)
Rust (Site Hotel Bravo, Afghanistan) (MW2)
Site 244 (Mount Rushmore) (AW)
Showdown (Agdam, Azerbaijan) (S2)
Wasteland of Junction (Sal Rei, Boa Vista)

Operations[]

Battle of Ay Natta (Ayia Napa, Cyprus)
Battle of Central Lake (Michigan, United States)
Battle of Distillery District (Toronto, Canada)
Battle of Dove Valley (Denver, United States)
Battle of Exclusion (Pripyat, Ukraine) (S2)
Battle of Mecca (Al'Ula, Saudi Arabia) (S1)
Battle of Monti (Rome, Italy)
Battle of Terry (Plum Island, Southold, New York, United States) (S3)
Battle of Zeebrugge (Zeebrugge, Belgium)

Zone Strike[]

Fallen Mines (Hashima Island, Japan) (S3)
Heligoland Bight (Heligoland Bight, North Sea) (BF1)
Lost Forest (Burlington, Ontario, Canada)
Lotus of Mughal (Mandu, India) (S1)
Port of Verdansk (Kastovia, Russia) (MW2019)
Valparaiso (Outside of Valparaiso, Chile) (BC2)
Vaux Fort Siege (Fort de Vaux, Verdun, France)