The first free DLC weapon that Call of Duty: Vanguard and Warzone Pacific players will get from Season XNUMX is the relentless Cooper Carbine. This abnormally small assault rifle obviously contains many SMG features, with a fast rate of fire and a reduced aiming time. While it is particularly great at close range, the weapon should be used very differently when moving from multiplayer to battle royale.
Best Cooper Carbine Gear in Call of Duty: Vanguard
If you aspire to use the weapon in both games, we recommend that you start leveling up the Cooper Carbine in Vanguard. This is mainly due to its best class, mostly featuring attachments that can be unlocked in the earlier stages. Better yet, these can also reduce recoil to the extent it becomes non-existent. Here are which attachments you will need.
- Muzzle: Recoil enhancement
- under the barrel: Carver Foregrip
- Magazine: .30 Cooper Carbine 45 round magazines
- Type of ammunition: Armor piercing
- barrel: 18″ Ragdoll G45
- optics: Model Nydar 47
- Rear handle: Fabric handle
- Action: Cooper 45RS
- competence: Vital
- kit: Fully loaded
- Benefits: Ghost, Radar and Scavenger
Aside from the recoil, the Cooper Carbine's least brilliant factor is its damage. This might throw several players away, but the problem is almost completely eliminated when you add in the .30 Cooper Carbine 45 Round Mags, the first magazine you'll unlock for the weapon. Now, attacking him will brutally damage his recoil control, but adding the Recoil Booster muzzle, 18 ″ Ragdoll barrel and Carver Foregrip should ease the effect.
It's a very simple loadout that seems to compliment only its short-range effectiveness; however, its range with the aforementioned accessories seems almost limitless. That said, you may find yourself switching from the Nydar Model 47 to a more significant zoom lens, which is only really needed if you're playing on one of the larger maps.
Best Cooper Carbine gear in Warzone Pacific
Unlike Vanguard, the Cooper Carbine functions in Warzone Pacific primarily as an SMG with a tragically short range and less-than-pleasant accuracy. With its damage passing very well to battle royale, the main focus of this class should simply be to improve on these shortcomings.
- Muzzle: T1 flash hider
- under the barrel: Mark VI Skeletal
- Magazine: .30 Cooper Carbine 45 round magazines
- Type of ammunition: Hollow point
- barrel: 22″ Cooper Custom
- optics: monocular reflector
- Rear handle: Fabric handle
- Action: Cooper 45RS
- Weapon Advantage 1: Vital
- Weapon Advantage 2: Fully loaded
- Benefits: Double Time, High Alert e Tracker
Even with this class, you should continue to stick with the .30 Cooper Carbine 45 Round Mags and Vital. By adding these two, the assault rifle will be more effective at medium range with accessories that give it better damage and fire rate time. To ensure you have better odds in close range encounters, it's important to increase his ADS time with parts like the Cooper 45RS, Mark VI Skeletal, and Fabric Grip.
While headshots are always an enemy's number one weak point, Hollow Point Ammo and Vital Weapon Advantage will deal extra damage when targeting torso or limb. This assortment of bonus damage should also allow you to respond to enemy fire more effectively, especially if you have the High Alert perk attached.
As for class perks, Double Time and Tracker are great pairings for the Cooper Carbine, as you can chase enemies at a faster pace after spotting their footprints. However, as the map promotes medium-range combat more than anything else, you may want to consider replacing High Alert for Overkill to carry an additional primary weapon, preferably one that has a solid damage range.
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