It's obvious, but when I'm doing well in a match I sometimes get a bit greedy, which can lead to avoidable deaths. Your operator will step back from the weapon slightly as they slot a new mag into place, but I found that I felt less vulnerable while reloading like this in the heat of capturing a contested point. However, for the moments when you're holding an angle and need just a little more ammo in your magazine, there's no need to take your eyes off the prize. Naturally, we spend a lot of time running and vaulting over obstacles in Cold War's multiplayer maps, so there's usually time to reload while on the move. One new feature that you may forget to take advantage of is reloading your weapon while scoped, or aiming-down-sights. If you're a sniper with a keen eye for distant foes, Double Agent is the class for you. Stealth Ops is a good one to try as it uses a standard Krig 6 assault rifle, whereas the Tank Hunter class is perfect for gunning down helicopter scorestreaks. Finally, Gung-Ho is a no-brainer third perk: It lets me fire accurately while sliding, allows me to shoot and use equipment while sprinting, move at full speed while reloading, and even switch weapons faster than usual.ĭuring the open beta weekend, Treyarch included five premade classes with different loadouts to give us a good idea of what we can expect from some weapons once we have access to more attachments. I also like using Scavenger to replenish my ammo from fallen players as it's easy to run out of ammo if you're on a good streak. With regards to perks, Engineer allows me to detect enemy equipment and scorestreaks on the minimap. I always keep a Semtex handy during Multiplayer to maximise my chances of damaging my opponents, too. Stimshot was the best tactical item during the beta in my opinion, and I found that healing is so important when trying to capture a point, or defend an area.
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