Black Ops 2 online tips from David Vonderhaar – COD’s design director’s perfect loadout

OPM: Black Ops 2’s create-a-class has been totally suited and re-booted thanks to the new Pick 10 system. You’re no longer constrained to picking content from each category. Pick 10’s titular ten-point system offers over a million combinations. It’s simple, but designed to encourage a greater level of customisation for individual play styles. Here’s Treyarch’s design director David Vonderhaar with his perfect ten and a guide to ruling online:

[SJPFTW]

Everyone is running FAL + Selectfire for good reason... overpowered as f***

[DARK WITNESS]

i honestly have not come across that many people running that setup.

on paper it looks overpowered, but most people seem to still be running smgs because of the movement speed and firerate.

I like using the AR's but when i am getting frustrated with lag i just pick and smg and lightweight and you can feel the difference.

the smg's have made most other gun classes redundant

for me the game has got a lot worse since the updates and hotfixes. I know other people who find it plays better now.

that is the problem with this and the last few cod games. it's funny to see how much effort they tried to put into making the game appeal to competitive players... but for it to really be competitive it has to be balanced and it's so far from balanced it's hard to take it seriously.

the changes to gameplay are great and it could be one of the best cods since cod4, but the lag is killing this game more then anything else.

[NobleRed]

Use a smg with red laser/silencer. 90% of the players use this noob combination. Guess what weapons have no recoil in this game.

[FarCryLover182]

All weapons?

[RioKing]

Nope...mainly smg's :/

[bloodcell]

duck David vondahaar. him and that Josh olin, have inflated egos over this suit and previous games. I fuck treyarch. I respawn to the rescue. hate when these guys act as if they made a good game ever. I they are thefucking clean up crew. I living off someone else's creation