Black Ops III Gun Review: The Kuda

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     So today I'm bringing the second section of the Black Ops III Gun Review. Now it's time for the SMG's! Today I will be doing the Kuda, which is basically the MP5 from previous Call Of Duty's. Anyway's let's begin!

     The Kuda is a fully automatic SMG. It's the first SMG unlocked in the game but it's pretty good actually. It has 30 rounds in the default clip, probably 45 in the extended. This gun is good at low to med ranges. I'd recommend a long barrel and quickdraw for this weapon. The best way to use this is probably to rush since it's an SMG and not an assault riffle. The paint shop covers the basic square above the handle but you can still make some pretty good camo's. This gun is ok on zombies considering that it's an SMG but if you wanted to go with an SMG in zombies, use the VMP. This gun has the basic challenges and attachments. Longshots come easy with this gun, especially in hardcore so don't worry about those medals. I'll make a post about weapon attachments and which classes have what attachments but until that comes, I'll just say that this has the normal SMG attachments.

     Anyway's that'll be it for the Kuda SMG. I'm probably going to do the VMP next and then I'll keep going on. Okay well I'm gonna head out! Bye!

                                                                                                               -Zach Out

Black Ops III Gun Review: ICR-1

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     Today will be the last of the assault riffles for Black Ops III. This will be the M27 remake for Black Ops III. If your a complete n00b and haven't played Black Ops II, the M27 is a decent assault riffle that has decent recoil, fire rate, and damage. The ICR-1 was the classified assault riffle for the Black Ops III Beta. Anyway's let's begin.

     The ICR-1 is a fully automatic assault riffle in Black Ops III. It has decent range, recoil, damage, and fire rate. So this gun is an all round good gun. This is a remake of the M27 from Black Ops II and actually looks really similar to it. It's a decent gun in zombies, not a wall weapon. If you have a grip in zombies with fast mags, this thing is like a lazer of bullets. I actually haven't seen many people on YouTube using this weapon unless they got a pretty good camo from the Black Market. Anyway's this gun has the same attachments and challenges as the other assault riffles, I'd recommend Quickdraw and Stock if you had to go with two attachments. The paint shop covers about the same area as the KN-44 but it's still there ain't it? I'd use this gun in mid to long range engagements, stay at a distance but not at sniper range.

     Anyway's that does it for the assault riffles in Black Ops III, I'm going to start off with the SMGs next so look out for that! Anyway's I'm gonna head out! Bye!

                                                                                                                -Zach Out

Black Ops III Gun Review: M8A7

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     This is a little series on the blog that tells the statistics of a weapon and the best way to use it, challenges, ect.... Anyway's, today I'll be covering the M8A7 from Black Ops III. Let's get into it!

     The M8A7 is a four round burst assault riffle. 32 rounds in the magazine. I don't know how many in the extended clip. The paint shop covers almost the entire gun which is insane. I've seen some pretty good camos on here, including a Star Wars one. Good at medium to long ranges, again use vatrix-3 and suppressor for the longshots. Same challenges and attachments as the other assault riffles. I don't know how this gun plays in zombies so I couldn't tell you. But it is a wall gun in zombies. This gun is a more advanced version of the M8A1 from Black Ops II if the name didn't give it away. There are the same attachments as the other assault riffles, probably has rapid fire but I'm not sure because I don't have the full game yet! Anyway's, I'd say that the best way to use this assault riffle is to rush into the other teams spawn to either stall, or get those starting kills. If you equip a surppressor and go in you could easily take out the whole team. The reason why I say rush in is because if your close enough you can get a one burst kill if all four bullets land on target.

     Anyway's that'll do it for this gun review, after I finish the assault riffles, I'm going to do SMG's then Pistols and so on. Anyway's I'm going to head out for now, see you guys in the next one! Bye!

                                                                                                                         -Zach Out

Black Ops III Gun Review: Sheiva

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     Today I'm doing another gun review for Black Ops III and if you're new to this series, I tell the stats of the gun, the best way to use it. Anyway's lets start it off with the Sheiva assault riffle.

     The Sheiva is a semi-automatic assault riffle that can get a two shot kill at medium to long ranges. Ten bullets in a magazine. Still a one shot kill in hardcore so if your gonna use this gun, do it in a core gamemode for that extra health. This weapon has the same challenges for camos as the other assault riffles. Again, if your going for the longshot medals use the vatrix-3 and suppressor. The area that covers the gun for a custom paintjob sucks so I wouldn't do that. I'd say the best way to use this gun is to make sure that your target is at a medium or long range and avoid close quarters contact. Try to pick them off from a distance. This gun is decent in zombies but if you want a starting weapon, use the RK5 or the VMP. This weapon is a headshot machine in zombies though, so if you are looking for accuracy, this is a great starting gun.

     Anyway's I'm gonna go now, I don't really like this assault riffle that much but I've heard that if you put rapid fire on this thing, it is insane so anyway's I'm gonna head out now! Bye!

                                                                                                                                   -Zach Out

Black Ops III Gun Review: Man O' War

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     For those of you that are new to this little mini-series I do here, I take the weapons of a game and tell the stats and the best way to use these weapons. I've already done the KN-44 and HVK-30, so now it's the Man o' War's turn. (this is my favorite!)

     The Man o' War (correct me if I'm wrong) is the third assault riffle that you unlock in Black Ops III. It is a fully automatic weapon that has 30 bullets in the standard mag and 45 in the extended clip. This weapon has the second slowest rate of fire in it's class but has insane damage. Mid range you'll get a 2 or 3 shot kill. Long range 3-4. Used to have a lot of recoil but because of a recent patch, it has a little less recoil. The camo challenges are the same and it has the same attachments. I'd say that this gun is best at medium range but still good at long ranges. Again, if you want those longshots then slap on the vatrix-3 and a suppressor and you'll get em in no time. The area that you cover with the painshop is basically nothing. Still there though! The iron sights on this gun are decent but I'd still recommend a red dot.

     There's really not much to say about this weapon except that it's an all round good gun. This is my personal favorite assault riffle in the game. Anyway's I'm going to head out now! Bye!

                                                                                                                        -Zach Out

Black Ops III Gun Review: HVK-30

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     This is the third post to a little string of posts called "Gun Reviews". We take a gun in a game and we tell the statistics and the best way to use them. Today I will be covering the HVK-30 assault riffle in Black Ops III. Anyway's let's get into the post.
     The HVK-30 is the third assault riffle you unlock in the game, it is a full auto assault rifle with the fastest fire rate in it's class. This gun has 30 bullets in the default clip, 45 with extended. This weapon has moderate kickback but it still doesn't hurt to put on a grip. It has the same attachments and camo challenges as the other assault riffles but the area that you can paint with the paintshop is closer to the M8A7. The epic camos and legendary camos that you can get from the Black Market look amazing on this weapon if your on the right map. This specific weapon is good at medium to long ranges, so if you want those longshots slap on the vatrix-3 scope and a suppressor, cuts the longshot range in half, literally.

     Anyway's I'm going to head out now, next one is going to be the Man o' War, which is my personal favorite. Anyway's I'm gonna head out now! Bye!

                                                                                                                   -Zach Out

Black Ops III Gun Review: XR-2

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     So this is the second post of the Gun Review thing and today I'm going to be covering the XR-2 assault riffle! Anyway's let's get into the post.

     The XR-2 assault riffle is a three round burst assault riffle. 30 bullets in the default magazine. 45 in the extended clip. It has the normal attachments that all the other assault riffles have. The first color that this gun has is white, the white area on the gun is the area covered by the camo that you have equipped. This gun has the normal camo challenges that the other assault riffles have. One burst kill if all three bullets are on target. This gun is gonna suck to get longshots on. Assuming that this gun is a three burst riffle, there probably is a rapid fire attachment for this weapon. I'd say that the best place to use this weapon is mid to long ranges depending on your play style, unless your opponent is standing still, you won't get that one burst up close because of how fast people move in this game.

     Anyway's this has been the XR-2 assault riffle, next up is the HVK-30 so watch out for that. Anyway's I'm gonna head out! Bye!

                                                                                                           -Zach Out

Black Ops III Gun Review: KN-44

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     So I'm thinking about doing this little thing alongside the specialists for Black Ops III except this is going to be going over the statistics and technique of using certain weapons. I'll go more in depth once I get the game for Christmas but for now I'll just go off of what I know.

     We'll be starting this series with the KN-44, the first assault riffle you get in the game. (correct me if I'm wrong plz) This is the AK-74 remake of Black Ops III and isn't that bad. The recoil is moderate and is useful at medium to long ranges. Again if your going for those longshot medals, use the Vatrix-3 optic and suppressor and use the scope at the lowest magnification and it'll give you a ton of longshots. You could get em all in one game. The fire rate is pretty high but there are definitely faster shooting assault riffles in Black Ops III. If you're trying to save as much class spots as possible then you don't have to use an optic, this gun's sights are extremely clean and easy to use. I'd recommend Hardcore Domination for this weapon, it's one of the better ones to use from what I've heard. By the way, a little bonus fact! In the Black Ops III Multiplayer Beta the KN was called the Ark-7. I have no idea why though.

     Anyway's that'll do it for this post, I'm probably going to do Assault Riffles, SMGs, Snipers, LMGs, then special for the primary weapons then start going for the other weapons. Anyway's I'm going to head out! Bye!

                                                                                                                                 -Zach Out
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