- For a similarly named weapon, see VPR.
- "Full-auto ballistic firearm. Uses heavy terrestrial ammo for best in class stopping power."
- — In-game description.
The HVR (referred to as UMP45 in the game files) is a Fujiwara ballistic submachine gun featured in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. It resembles a UMP45, except the stock is in its folded position, its body is blue-coloured and its muzzle has been fitted with what appears to be a large hand guard and rail system with a foregrip and integrated front iron sight and (unusable) laser sight module.
Campaign[]
The HVR is one of the rarest weapons to find in the game, where it can only be obtained from killed enemies. What makes the HVR even rarer, however, is that it has no fixed spawn point(s) and since each soldier will have different weapons on each playthrough, this makes it very hard to obtain.
When all side missions are completed, the HVR unlocks the Dual Wield upgrade, which allows the player to dual wield HVRs.
The Dual Wield attachment appears in multiplayer as the Epic gun perk Twinsanity, which allows the player to dual-wiled the weapon and reduces the weapons' hip-fire spread and disables aiming-down-sights.
Specifications[]
- Weapon Type - Submachine Gun
- Bullet Type - Ballistics
- Special Features - None
Multiplayer[]
The HVR is unlocked at level 32. It is the last Submachine Gun to be unlocked in Multiplayer.
The iron sights of the HVR features an ammo counter that refers to the amount of ammunition in the current magazine on a panel underneath the reticle.
The HVR has an extremely small damage dropoff: there is only a five damage difference between the maximum and minimum damage, and both damage profiles allow for three-hit kills; however, to counterbalance the high damage, the HVR has the slowest rate of fire of all Submachine Guns, bar the MacTav-45. It also has the smallest magazine capacity of all SMGs, at just 26 rounds per magazine.
The HVR's biggest strengths are its high damage output alongside great accuracy and ammunition control. This makes the HVR a very deadly weapon, and is amongst one of the most powerful weapons in the game.
The HVR Gemini allows dual wielding the HVR, with the Gun Perk's icon and the look of the weapon extremely similar to the UMP45 with akimbo from Modern Warfare 2. While it struggles with long range, at close range the Gemini is a force to reckon with, due to its high stopping power ability along with high hip fire accuracy.
Attachments[]
Optics[]
- Reflex - Unlocked at weapon level 1.
- Scout Hybrid - Unlocked at weapon level 4.
- Trojan - Unlocked at weapon level 7.
- VMC - Unlocked at weapon level 9.
- ELO - Unlocked at weapon level 11.
- Thermal - Unlocked at weapon level 13.
Other[]
- Foregrip - Unlocked at weapon level 2.
- Quickdraw - Unlocked at weapon level 3.
- Laser Sight - Unlocked at weapon level 5.
- Extended Mag - Unlocked at weapon level 6.
- Suppressor - Unlocked at weapon level 8.
- FMJ - Unlocked at weapon level 10.
- Rifled Barrel - Unlocked at weapon level 12.
- Stock - Unlocked at weapon level 14.
- Akimbo - Gemini Epic variant only.
Variants[]
- For variant images, see HVR/Variants.
| Name | Image(s) | Gun Perks | Cost | Notes |
| Gunslinger | 
|
|
N/A | Sabre Team Seven Rank 10 |
| Atlas | 
|
 
|
N/A | JTF Wolverines Rank 30 |
| Carnage | 
|
 
|
N/A | Wraith Rank 30 |
| Forsaken | File:HVR Forsaken Unlock Card IW.png |  
|
N/A | Magazine size: 31 rounds Blood Anvil Rank 40 |
| Gemini | 
|
 
|
N/A | Sabre Team Seven Rank 50 |
Zombies[]
The HVR appears in Zombies in Spaceland and Rave in the Redwoods, and can be bought as a wall weapon for 1250 points. It has fairly high damage, and a middling fire rate which makes it perfect for prolonged fire without having to worry about wasting shots. The weapon's preferable fire rate makes Bang Bangs an unnecessary addition, as the weapon will simply spray away, increasing recoil and losing accuracy.
When upgraded via the Pack-a-Punch Machine, the HVR becomes the Pray N' Spray, gaining increased damage, a larger magazine, and more reserve ammo. When Pack-a-Punched again, the HVR becomes the Swan Seung, which further increases ammo capacity, ammo reserves and damage.
Gallery[]
- For camouflage images, see HVR/Camouflage.
- For attachment images, see HVR/Attachments.
Concept art[]
Trivia[]
- Upon the side of the weapon, 藤原 (Fujiwara) can be seen.
- In Campaign, the HVR uses the MacTav-45's Create-a-Class description.
- The HVR has an unusable integrated laser sight.