1. Riot Shields attract a lot of attention, and even though you're not shooting, you'll still gain experience points.
It's perfect for soaking up enemy killstreak reward fire like sentry guns or helicopters.
Just don't travel alone. All it takes is one stray shot in your exposed back and it's game over for you.
2. Stock up on the right gear and perks. Tactical insertion will let you return behind enemy lines to re-capture points or flank them, and the Scrambler perk will disable their minimap. Remember that all kinds of killstreak rewards are in the game, so being that guy who takes out enemy UAVs, choppers and planes can help not just you but the whole team gain a tactical advantage.
3. Make sure you pick your killstreak chain effectively. Unless you're a master player, achieving some of those higher killstreak rewards are an uphill challenge. Sentry Guns are excellent ways to rack up early kills versus Predator Missiles. After that your next best bet is an automated reward like the Pave Low instead of a controllable AC-130 or Helicopter Gunner. Remember, Care Package rewards do not contribute to the streak, so be careful there and you'll be on your way to nukes in no time!
4. Picking the right Perk mix is the first step towards kickin' butt.
If you prefer to fly under the radar, opt for Perks like Cold Blooded Pro, which hides you from enemy UAVs and Killstreak Reward Vehicles, while keeping the crosshair from turning red and getting a red name over your head when the enemy looks at you. Another under the radar Perk is Ninja Pro, which makes you invisible to Heartbeat Sensors, and makes footsteps silent. Yet another under the radar Perk is Scrambler Pro, which Scrambles the enemy radar when you're near them, and delays Claymore explosions.
A good Perk for finding enemies instead of hiding from them is Sitrep, which shows where enemy equipment is (it glows red) In the Pro version, it makes enemy footsteps four times louder.
Attachments have replaced popular perks from Call of Duty 4 like Deep Impact and Double Tap, so leverage those for added firepower.
And last but never least, the One Man Army perk lets you select from other classes, which can have their own unique perks. Stack One Man Army into those, and you'll have a variety of classes you can keep changing to.
2. Stock up on the right gear and perks. Tactical insertion will let you return behind enemy lines to re-capture points or flank them, and the Scrambler perk will disable their minimap. Remember that all kinds of killstreak rewards are in the game, so being that guy who takes out enemy UAVs, choppers and planes can help not just you but the whole team gain a tactical advantage.
3. Make sure you pick your killstreak chain effectively. Unless you're a master player, achieving some of those higher killstreak rewards are an uphill challenge. Sentry Guns are excellent ways to rack up early kills versus Predator Missiles. After that your next best bet is an automated reward like the Pave Low instead of a controllable AC-130 or Helicopter Gunner. Remember, Care Package rewards do not contribute to the streak, so be careful there and you'll be on your way to nukes in no time!
4. Picking the right Perk mix is the first step towards kickin' butt.
If you prefer to fly under the radar, opt for Perks like Cold Blooded Pro, which hides you from enemy UAVs and Killstreak Reward Vehicles, while keeping the crosshair from turning red and getting a red name over your head when the enemy looks at you. Another under the radar Perk is Ninja Pro, which makes you invisible to Heartbeat Sensors, and makes footsteps silent. Yet another under the radar Perk is Scrambler Pro, which Scrambles the enemy radar when you're near them, and delays Claymore explosions.
A good Perk for finding enemies instead of hiding from them is Sitrep, which shows where enemy equipment is (it glows red) In the Pro version, it makes enemy footsteps four times louder.
Attachments have replaced popular perks from Call of Duty 4 like Deep Impact and Double Tap, so leverage those for added firepower.
And last but never least, the One Man Army perk lets you select from other classes, which can have their own unique perks. Stack One Man Army into those, and you'll have a variety of classes you can keep changing to.
