Unlike any of those pistols, however, the Strife is hammer-fired rather than striker-fired and features a squared-off trigger guard similar to the one of the CZ P-10 C. The "Strife" is a futuristic hybrid of Smith & Wesson polymer-framed pistol designs, primarily resembling a cross between the Smith & Wesson Sigma SW9F and the Smith & Wesson Sigma SD40, with some additional influence from the Smith & Wesson M&P series.
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At its second upgrade level, it gains further decoration and an explosive effect on top of its existing fire blast its third and final upgrade gives it yet more decoration, and supposedly gives it a three-round capacity, though its actual effect seems to be limitless semi-auto fire instead (with no visible hammer movement to boot).īrügger & Thomet VP9, later model with grip safety and trigger guard- 9x19mm "Strife" It has unlimited reserve ammo, and only requires that the hammer be cocked between each shot (rather than having to ram a powder charge and projectiles down the barrel and re-prime the pan like one would expect from a real matchlock pistol, though this behavior can hardly be called incorrect for a weapon that operates on literal magic). It also has green illuminated notch-and-post style ironsights.Īn ornately-decorated Matchlock Pistol with a left-handed hammer (but a right-side mainspring) appears as the "Dragon" component of the Zombies mode specialist weapon "Viper and Dragon" (the "Viper" being a multi-segmented whip-sword) it is referred to as a "hand cannon" in its description, and fires (fittingly enough) a Dragon's Breath-esque burst of flames with each shot. It has a stainless steel custom M1911-style 3-hole trigger and, as the name suggests, it is chambered in. Like the "KAP-40" but unlike the TDI Kard, the "KAP 45" is a fully-automatic machine pistol. The "KAP 45" is a pistol added with the "Barbarians" event, based on the TDI Kard, and an in-universe successor to the "KAP-40" from Black Ops II. Which means they are technically anachronistic for much of the game's time period.
However, this was not changed after the game's setting was moved between BO2 and BO3. This requires a wildcard of their weapon category to be equipped.ĭue to the nature of the game's troubled development, the initial setting was set after the events of BO3, hence the in-universe successor designations of many of BO4's weapons. One new feature added to the weapon attachment system are "Operator Mods", a unique attachment which significantly alter the gun's behavior in certain weapons, it is not available in all weapons, however. Weapons in the game can be customized, but unlike previous games, there is a unique selection of attachments for every gun, as before every weapon in the category share the same attachments as every other gun. Both Blackout and Zombies game modes have their own loadout system instead. This can be manipulated through either the "Overkill" or "Underkill" wildcards, which replaces the secondary with a second primary weapon and vice versa, respectively.
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