Tactical - For - Arms 2079

== Summary ==
In 2079, New York was a city unlike any other. The towering skyscrapers seemed to scrape the very clouds, their neon lights casting a bright glow over the streets below. But beneath the shiny surface, the city was a dangerous place. Crime was rampant, and the divide between the wealthy elite and the struggling masses was wider than ever. Yet despite the dangers and the darkness, there was still a glimmer of hope in New York. There were those who fought against the corporations, using their skills and their brains to hack into the system and bring about change. And there were those, like Vega Santos, who dreamed of a better future and worked tirelessly to make it a reality. In this futuristic city of high-tech wonders and grim realities, anything was possible. His story begins, here.
== Flashbacks ==
Introducing Flashbacks from your 3 previous favorited FPS games: Call of Duty, Cyberpunk 2077 & Battlefield.
=== Flashback Update #1 ===
Cyberpunk 2077 enters the Flashbacks, Including All-New Flashback Maps.
== Weapons ==
=== Sidearms ===
# A-22B Chao (China/Taiwan) (2077) | The smartgun market used to be an Arasaka-only affair, but that all changed when Kang Tao stepped in. The A-22B Chao is the Chinese answer to Arasaka's Yukimura.
# Atlas 45 (United States) (AW) | Semi-automatic. Best in class handling.
# CZ 220 (Czech)
# Fort-71 (Ukraine)
# G91X (Austria)
# HiPer (Belgium)
# JKE-X2 Kenshin (Japan) (2077) | This simple, unpretentious pistol is the pride and joy of Arasaka engineers. Kenshin is one of the most cutting-edge and deadliest machine pistols available on the market.
# L9CZ (Czech) (2042) | Light and reliable pistol with a very unique design, the L9CZ allows its operator to be quick, precise and deadly.
# M1911 (United States) (BF3) | Modified version of the classic .45 caliber sidearm for Allied forces.
# Maxim 18 (United States)
# Model 2021A1 (United States)
# Modello-Nano (United States)
# MPA X0D (United States)
# MR12 (Germany)
# Nambu Type 41 (Japan)
# Parabellum-08 (German Empire) "Unlockable in Story Chapter 2: Ambushed"
# PDP (Germany)
# PF51 (Germany) (2042) | Equipped with a P90 magazine, this originally semi-automatic weapon got the ability to fire in full-auto to maximize its personal defense capabilities while sacrificing ammo efficiency.
# QSZ-93 (China)
# Rift E6 (Italy/United States)
# Ruger-75 (United States)
# Strike Two (Russia/Italy)
# Takeo T10 (Japan)
# TEC-44 (United States)
# VP-9 (Germany)
# VP-86M (Germany)
=== Revolvers ===
# Astra 860 (Spain)
# Mark X (United Kingdom) (S2)
# Mateba-454 (Italy)
# Metel (Russia) (2077) | Cheap, ugly, but effective. If you're given a choice between a Metel and nothing at all, it may seem like a tough decision, but the Metel is the right call.
# Mozu (United Kingdom) (BO4) | Double action revolver. Highest damage in class with long range capabilities.
# MP412 REX (Russia) (BF3) | Six round high damage revolver pistol. Although powerful, reload times are slower than semi-automatic pistols.
# P22 Pereira (Portugal)
# RSh-21 (Russia)
# S-333 (United States) | The Thunderstruck bullets inside the S-333 Revolver, deals electricity damage to vehicles and enemies.
=== Shotguns ===
# 205 Brecci (Russia) (BO3) | Semi-automatic shotgun. Reliable 2 shot kill.
# AA-21 (United States) | The all powerful USA's AA-21 shotgun with an upgraded magazine. Dealing 50% damage in close range and 20% damage in medium range.
# Clark 5B (United Kingdom)
# DAO-12 (South Africa) (BF3) | A Battlefield 3 classic, this drum magazine fed shotgun throws a wide spread on target due to it's shorter barrel length resulting in effective targeting.
# DAO-21 (South Africa)
# FP-12 (Italy/Germany)
# HD-410 (Switzerland)
# KRM-262 (Russia) (BO3) | Pump-action shotgun. 1-hit kill against enemies in close quarters.
# M7 Super 90 (Italy)
# MAG-14 (South Africa)
# MKA 2020 (Turkey)
# Model 1612 (United States)
# Model 2087 (United States)
# NS2087 (South Africa)
# Olympia (Italy) (BO1) | Double-barrel over/under shotgun. Effective at medium to close range.
# QBS-X (China) | Blast your way with China's Most Popular Shotgun, the QBS-X deals medium damage at any range.
# RB-21 (Russia)
# SIX21 (United States)
# SPAS-12 (Italy) (BC2/BF3) | This 12 gauge shotgun is a versatile and powerful weapon platform with a variety of combat applications. Pump action, 8 round capacity, running a variety of shot and slugs.
# SPAS-21 (Italy)
# SPAS-61 (Italy)
# TS-21 (Israel)
# Ultranova (Italy)
# UNG-21 (Turkey)
# Vepr-21 (Russia)
=== Sub-Machine Guns ===
# A-M20 (United States)
# ASMI (India)
# Daemon 6XC (China/Japan)
# GHK G5 (Taiwan)
# HC-4 (Argentina)
# HLX 2 (Israel/United States) | The predecessor of the HLX 2 following the Coalescence Disaster on 2060. Used to be rapidly, but now it shoots 2 bursts to enemies.
# K100M (Vietnam)
# M8 Hyde (United States) | This modernized M2 Hyde offers versatility in all categories ever since World War II.
# M990 (United States)
# Malkov RK-9 (Germany/Russia)
# Modello 83 (Italy)
# Modello 1918 (Kingdom of Italy)
# MP-58 (Germany) (S1) | The modernized MP-40 since World War II comes back to life in 2058. The MP-58 deals the same damage as the predecessor, but it can also deal damage to small vehicles only.
# MPi 69 (Austria)
# MX18 (Germany) | The successor to the MX9, it has balanced fire rate with moderate recoil.
# OG-54 (Italy)
# PDW-57 (Belgium) (BO2) | Fully automatic personal defense weapon. Increased range and largest ammo capacity in its class.
# PP-29 (Russia) (2042) | Chambered for 9mm Makarov pistol rounds, this SMG features a unique under-barrel helical magazine that doubles as a foregrip.
# Ripper (N/A) (Ghosts) | The latest in modular weapon design with an integrated Hybrid Sight that toggles between SMG and AR combat modes.
# Saug X.mm (South Africa)
# Section 8 (N/A)
# Sten (United Kingdom) (1942) | The famous Sten submachine gun was wildly popular with the British army during World War II. It compensated for it's low accuracy with a high rate of fire.
# Swedish K (Sweden)
# Switchblade 2X (Italy)
# TKI-20 Shingen (Japan) (2077) | Japanese culture loves smallness. Just look at the tiny, intricately crafted netsuke sculptures or the bonsai trees that fit into flowerpots. Shingen, the smart sub-machine gun made by Arasaka.
# Type-2 (Japan) (IW) | Full-auto energy SMG. Split the SMG into akimbo auto-pistol mode for close quarter combat. Features the highest fire rate in class.
# UMP-54 (Germany)
# VMP (Germany) (IW) | Full-auto ballistic firearm. Dual barrels and dual magazines provide both increased bullets down range and faster reloads.
# XK9 (South Korea)
# XM8 Compact (Germany) (BC2) | The light and compact version of the standard XM8 rifle is a solid weapon of choice for CQB engagements.
=== Assault Rifles ===
# AE4 (N/A) (AW)
# AK-600 (Russia)
# ARX-270 (Italy/Belgium)
# DoubleCross Mk.VI (United States)
# F4000 (Belgium)
# FFAR 1 (France) (BOCW) | Full-auto assault rifle. Highest rate of fire in class, at the cost of reduced accuracy.
# HK-614 (Germany)
# HVK-60 (United States)
# ICR-7 (Czech) (BO4) | Full-auto assault rifle. Improved accuracy with low recoil.
# ICR-14 (Czech)
# IFAR 44 (Indonesia)
# K11/2 (South Korea)
# K61 (South Korea)
# KBAR-23 (Belgium)
# KH-2078 (Iran)
# KN-44 (Russia) (BO3) | Full-auto assault rifle. Fast fire rate with moderate recoil.
# Krylov FA-26 (Russia)
# LV4 Basilisk (Turkey)
# LVOA-G (United States)
# M2 Carbine (United States) (BFV) | Building on the success of the M1, the M2 variant allows select fire. Fully-automatic and semi-automatic modes are now fed by a 30 round magazine.
# M5A3 (United States) (2042) | The US Military's standard-issue rifle since 2034, the M5A3 can be chambered for a variety of rounds for either semi or automatic modes.
# NGSW (Australia)
# NV2 (United States)
# STG-79 (Germany) | The long awaited successor to the most popular German assault rifle since World War II, The STG-79's gives hope to all German resistance to fight back on 2072.
# Rampart-24 (Germany)
# VAPR-XKG (United States) (BO4) | Full-auto assault rifle. Superior mobility with a high rate of fire.
# Vepr-77 (Ukraine)
# VHX-D3 (Croatia) (2042) | The modern bullpup design allows for a powerful combination of high rate of fire, muzzle velocity and accuracy, but requires good discipline to make the most of it.
# XM8 Prototype (Germany) (BC2) | A lightweight full auto weapon chambering the 5.56 NATO round and carrying a 30 round capacity.
=== Tactical Rifles ===
# ABR-334 (Austria) | The successor to the ABR-223, it does high lethality with limited range.
# Cronen Squall (United States) (MWII) | A bullpup, semi-automatic rifle chambered in 6.8 Wrath and designed for distance shooting and exceptional damage.
# M9A8 (Germany) | The successor to the M8A7, it has high cyclic rate of fire with minimal recoil.
# R-VN (China) (IW) | 2-round burst, auto-fire, energy rifle. Split the rifle into melee mode for faster movement and 1 hit kills.
# S12 Stingray (Russia) | The successor to the S6 Stingray, instead of 2 bursts, it fires 5 bursts at a time with improved handling and mobility.
# Sheiva (Russia) (BO3) | Semi-auto tactical rifle. Eliminates enemy infantry in 2 shots.
# Swordfish (Belgium) (BO4) | 4-round burst tactical rifle. Fast cyclic rate of fire with minimal recoil.
# XR-4 (Russia) | The successor to the XR-2, it deals strong damage with a fast burst cycle rate.
=== Carbines ===
# AM5 (Indonesia) (S1) | For the first time since Indonesia joins the fight with it's AM5 Carbine since 2027. Pindad introduced the IDS Thermal Sight for all firearms for the upcoming wars.
# AO-64 (Russia) | The upgraded firearm of the AO-46, fully compactable for the Russian Military since 2048.
# Cooper Carbine (United States) (Vanguard) | This short range Carbine is easy to control with a fast fire rate.
# Mini-60 (United States)
# MX Carbine (United States) | This American Carbine from the MX Series deals 25% damage to armor plates.
# STV-512 (Vietnam) | This Vietnamese STV-512 are the products of the Z111 Factory and used by Vietnam Customs.
# XA-91 (Russia) | Suppressive only carbine for the Russian Military on 2050, The XA-91 is the most success then the 9A-91 Assault Rifle.
=== Machine Guns ===
# BAR 1918 (United States) (1942) | This automatic rifle served the US Army, British Army, US Marine Corps and numerous other allies. it has twenty round magazine of .30-.06.
# CZ 2079 (Czech)
# Dror (Israel)
# Huot Automatic (Canada) (BF1) | A full-auto conversion of a Canadian straight-pull bolt-action rifle.
# Madsen (Denmark) (BF1)
# MicroMG X.mm (United States) | Introducing the X.mm bullets for the 1st time from the MicroMG family, this Micro LMG shoots rapid fire with low mobility and reliable firepower.
# NG-X (Israel)
# Titan (United States) (BO4) | Full-auto light machine gun. Reliable firepower with the largest ammo pool.
# VKM-850 (Russia) | The successor to the VKM-750, it deals highest damage in class with medium mobility.
# XM8 LMG (Germany) (BC2) | The LMG version of the XM8 has it's capacity increased to 100 rounds.
=== Sniper Rifles ===
# Gewehr-98 (German Empire) "Unlockable in Story Chapter 2: Ambushed"
# Locus (France) (BO3) | Bolt-action sniper rifle. One-shot kill above the waist.
# M24 (United States) (BC2) | The M24 weapon system is a bolt action rifle firing 7.62 NATO round. Standard equipment includes the 6x telescopic scope, but a variety of optics can be fitted to the system for carious needs.
# Model 876 (United States)
# Outlaw (United States) (BO4) | Bolt-action sniper rifle. Fast rechamber, 1-shot kill to the head or upper chest.
# Paladin HB75 (United States) | The most popular successor to the Paladin HB50, it deals high damage, 1-shot kill to the head, chest, and shoulders.
# P-06 (United States) (BO3) | Charge Burst Sniper Rifle. Charge up to fire a deadly 3 round burst.
# Ross MKIX (Canada) | The return of the Ross Series from Canada features the Mark IX Sniper Rifle with bayonet support since World War 1 & 2.
# SSG 3087 (Germany)
=== Marksman Rifles ===
# G428 (Germany) (2042) | Great battle rifle adopted in many special forces worldwide thanks to it's stopping and penetrative power, an instant classic.
# M41 SDM (United States) | Unlike the other SDM, the M41 SDM does fast firing with larger ammo pool. Reliably eliminates enemies with 2 shots.
# RSC 2017 (France) (S2)
# Vendetta Mk.XI (United States)
=== Anti-Materiel Rifles ===
# KSVK 71.2 (Russia)
# IWS 2068 (Austria)
# Osprey (United States) (2077) | A large-caliber, well-balanced anti-material rifle coveted by pros and wannabes alike. This hardware sells for top-shelf prices, but because it's a weapon of choice within multiple agencies, there's little doubt it's worth every enny.
# PTRS-41 (WaW) | Heavy semi-automatic anti-tank rifle with devastating performance against infantry and vehicles alike.
=== Utility ===
# Flak Cannon Mark 55 (United States)
# Lightning Mark 7 (United States)
# Paslode Impulse (United States)
# Wex Mk.IV (Germany)
=== Launchers ===
# L8 Siege (United States)
# LT38SA (Brazil)
# MK11 Launcher (United Kingdom) (Vanguard) | Repurposed launcher firing two-inch mortars. Very effective against infantry.
# Panzerschreck (Germany) (1942) | Panzerschreck ran an 88mm caliber warhead giving it a longer effective range than the Allied Bazooka.
# RPG-7V6 (Russia)
== Multiplayer Maps ==
=== Control ===
# Barriada Linda (Santiago, Panama)
# Battle of the Bulge (Belgian Ardennes) (1942)
# Caspian Border (Turkmen-Iranian Border) (BF3)
# Chiyoda (Tokyo, Japan)
# Hourglass (Doha, Qatar) (2042)
# Levin Resort (Zaravan, Urzikstan) (MWIII)
# Monte Grappa (Monte Grappa, Italy) (BF1)
# N.M.L '79 (Palmerston Fort, Outskirts of Portsmouth, United Kingdom) (S3)
# Rittenhouse Row (Philadelphia, United States)
# Sarrif Bay (Al Mazrah) (MWII)
# Verdansk Riverside (Kastovia, Russia) (MW2019)
=== Team Deathmatch ===
# Abandoned Hope (Balcad, Somalia)
# Deserted Famagusta (Varosha, Cyprus) (S2)
# Destroyed Veria (Mur, Papua New Guinea)
# Hazard (Havana, Cuba) (BO1)
# Last Frontier (Kennecott, Alaska) (S1)
# Naval Shipwreck (North Charleston, South Carolina, United States) (S3)
# Redacted (The Hebrides, Scotland) (2042)
# Rust (Site Hotel Bravo, Afghanistan) (MW2)
# Site 244 (Mount Rushmore) (AW)
# Showdown (Agdam, Azerbaijan) (S2)
# Wasteland of Junction (Sal Rei, Boa Vista)
=== Operations ===
# Battle of Ay Natta (Ayia Napa, Cyprus)
# Battle of Central Lake (Michigan, United States)
# Battle of Distillery District (Toronto, Canada)
# Battle of Dove Valley (Denver, United States)
# Battle of Exclusion (Pripyat, Ukraine) (S2)
# Battle of Mecca (Al'Ula, Saudi Arabia) (S1)
# Battle of Monti (Rome, Italy)
# Battle of Terry (Plum Island, Southold, New York, United States) (S3)
# Battle of Zeebrugge (Zeebrugge, Belgium)
=== Zone Strike ===
# Fallen Mines (Hashima Island, Japan) (S3)
# Heligoland Bight (Heligoland Bight, North Sea) (BF1)
# Lost Forest (Burlington, Ontario, Canada)
# Lotus of Mughal (Mandu, India) (S1)
# Port of Verdansk (Kastovia, Russia) (MW2019)
# Valparaiso (Outside of Valparaiso, Chile) (BC2)
# Vaux Fort Siege (Fort de Vaux, Verdun, France)
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