Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific got a significant upgrade to its arsenal on December 9, with the advent of the Call of Duty: Vanguard roster of weapons. As a result, the meta has changed considerably, leading to confusion over which arms to choose.
These guides aim to help you with these decisions, but be mindful to choose those which suit your style of play in Warzone.
The best Type 100 Attachments in Warzone Pacific
- Muzzle: Recoil Booster
- Barrel: Warubachi 134mm Rapid
- Scope: Player's preference
- Stock: Warubachi Skeletal
- Underbarrel: Mark VI Skeletal
- Magazine: 8mm Kurz 40 Round Mags
- Ammo: Lengthened
- Rear Grip: Fabric Grip
- Proficiency: Vital
- Kit: Fast Melee
This build favours the firepower of the Type 100, and will be very useful at close quarters.
The muzzle, barrel and stock choices allow for an increased rate of fire, as well as the range at which you'll deal damage. You'll get aim speed from the underbarrel choice, while the magazine increases damage slightly.
Finally, the Fabric Grip supports accelerated aiming, and improved firing rate while sprinting.
The best Type 100 Perks in Warzone Pacific
We recommend the following perks:
- Cold Blooded: AI-controlled killstreaks will not target you, and player-controlled killstreaks will not highlight you. You do not trigger markers appear for enemies.
- Overkill: Carry two primary weapons.
- Amped: Faster weapon swap and rocket launcher reload speed. Does not affect swapping to pistols and knives. Most equipment is used faster.
Secondary weapon and tactical and lethal equipment
The Kar98k pairs well with the Type 100, with the Molotov Cocktail as the lethal option alongside the Stim Tactical option.
Naturally, your choices depend on the style of play you wish to use, as well as the mode you're playing.
For example, you won't be able to use the Heartbeat Sensor if you're playing Vanguard Royale mode.
Since the release of Vanguard, the range of weapons in Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific has grown. This guide helps you choose the best loadout class for the MP-40.
