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Ignores 30% of the target's damage and energy resistance.

Increased damage after each consecutive hit on the same target Given by Mason during An Ambitious Plan, after passing a hard Charisma check. Reward for completing The Way Life Should Be. +25% damage/limb damage but also significantly increased recoil Sold by Ronnie Shaw at The Castle after completing quest Old Guns.įound in Libertalia on a shelf in the captain's cabin. Refills your Action Points on a Critical Hitīullets explode on impact doing 15 points area effect damage. Sets target on fire for 15 points of damage Reward for solving the Vitale pumphouse number puzzle. Given by Preston Garvey after The First Step. Improved VATS hit chance, 25% less Action Point cost. Reward for completing the quest Tradecraft. Lighter and uses 5.56 ammo, 25% faster fire rate, 15% faster reload It's very useful as it tells you where your allies and foes are.Found in DiMA's secret facility in the basement of Vim! Pop factory. In the heat of battle, many tend to forget the mini-map, or radar in the bottom left corner of the screen exists.

Synaptic - if you like your combat up close and personal with a burst of speed, the Synaptic should be your choice.ģ) The Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare mini-map is your best friend.

Perfect for dealing death at a distance with long-range kills.

Phantom - essentially the sniper class of Infinite Warfare.

Stryker - when you need widespread area of effect damage, the Stryker is the class for you.

A jack of all trades class suited to all-round play.

Warfighter - best for those who are used to Call of Duty’s trademark gameplay.

A solid option for those who like playing defensively.

Merc - can employ heavy suppression fire, useful in heavy combat situations.

Great for employing stealth, over out and out firepower.

FTL - if you prefer to sneak around and flank your foes, this is the class for you.

Here’s a brief description of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare’s rigs: Each rig has its own unique weapons and abilities. The game sports a class system known as Combat Rigs. (Also see: Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Review - It's Derivative, but Is It Fun? )