Black Ops 2 info: the best way to get Black Ops 2 on release day
Information is now available on gun camos in Black Ops 2. The following list is pretty much complete, and includes all camos that are visible from the in-game customisation menus. However, Treyarch have hinted at hidden camos. How you obtain these and how many there are will remain a mystery, for now.
One particularly cool feature in Black Ops 2 is that camos can now be applied to any weapon, not just primaries. That’s right, you can have a pink (cherry blossom) crossbow [see here for more information on the Black Ops 2 crossbow] or the ultimate in bling… a gold riot shield.
It is likely that the camos will become available following the successful completion of various challenges, although this isn’t yet confirmed. If Black Ops 2 is anything like the original, users will simply be able to buy camos, with the exception of gold, which only becomes available at the top prestige level.
A full list of Black Ops 2 gun camos:
Devgru (standard camo)
A-Tacs AU (desert camo)
ERDL (woodland camo)
Siberia (arctic camo)
Choco (beach/desert camo)
Blue tiger (what it says on the tin)
Bloodshot (similar to red tiger)
Ghostex: Delta 6 (sandy, pixellated, beach/desert camo)
Kryptek: Typhon (snake skin – cool!)
Carbon Fiber (SWEET!)
Cherry Blossom (for the laydees)
Art of War (similar to red tiger with deeper reds)
Ronin (cartoon camo)
Skulls (skull camo)
Gold (the you-aint-grizz-baby’s sniper camo of choice)
If the above list isn’t enough for you, feel free to check out the following video…..
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