Black Ops Cold War ARs Nerfed, Vanguard Weapons Cracked May 4th Warzone Update

Raven Software has released its latest update for Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific in Season 3: Classified Arms, releasing Black Ops Cold War Assault Rifles, locking out most Vanguard options, and sneaking the Owen Pistol. .

Just when you thought the full weapon meta was complete, this latest patch could drastically change everything in Caldera and Revival Island. Here are the May 4 patch notes for Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific Season 3.

Here is Raven’s official weapon modification for this patch:

assault rifles

AK-47 (BOCW)

AS44 (TB)

STG44 (Alpha Assault Rifle (VG))

Itra Burst (Bravo Assault Rifle (VG))

Bar (Charlie Assault Rifle (VG))

Vending machine (Assault Rifle Hotel (VG))

Cooper Carbine (VG)

EM2 (BOCW)

Kg M40 (VG)

Nikita AVT (VG)

NZ-41 (VG)

Volkssturmgewehr (VG)

XM4 (BOCW)

SMG

Armaguera 43 (TB)

M1912 (VG)

Owen Weapon (VG)

PPSh-41 (VG)

Stan (VG)

MP-40 (Charlie Automatic Pistol (VG))

Type 100 (VG)

Welgun (TB)

What stands out above all else is that the Black Ops Cold War AK-47 and XM4 (AR version) wreaked havoc, paving the way for the even more sassy STG44, Automaton, Cooper Carbine and KG M40. The popularity of assault weapons has increased.

Second, almost all Vanguard SMGs are uncomfortable with their damage and projectile speed values, making them an even stronger choice over their Black Ops Cold War and Modern Warfare counterparts.

Finally, as creator @Speros_OG originally stated and confirmed by Warzone gunsmith True Game Data, the Owen Gun’s default log-Hockensen 142mm Rapid combination also suffered damage values, leaving the 8 mm barrelless pistol. Installing 60-round barrels is even more of an option.

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