Changes: Weapon Camouflage

Revision as of 12:03, 21 October 2010

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A FAMAS with the Ice Camouflage in Black Ops Create-A-Class 2.0

The Red-Tiger camouflage applied to a SCAR-H in Modern Warfare 2.

Weapon Camouflage is a coloured pattern applied to weapons to allow them to blend in to certain environments, although it is more often used for players to "show off" their Achievements in-game as in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 camouflages are unlocked by Headshots.

Camouflages can be applied to primary weapons in Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Call of Duty: Black Ops, costing 250 CoD Points each. Camouflages were planned to be in Call of Duty: World at War, but Treyarch cancelled this idea to save memory, plus according to them, camouflage on most weapons did not look appealing.

Types of Camouflage

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Desert Camouflage - A camouflage based on brown and beige colors.
Woodland Camouflage - A camouflage based on brown and green colors.
Digital Camouflage - A camouflage based on gray and black colors.
Golden Camouflage - A golden camouflage.
Blue Tiger Camouflage - A camouflage based on blue and black colors.
Red Tiger Camouflage - A camouflage based on red and black colors.

Call of Duty: World at War (cut from final game)

Reich
Siberian
Royal
Yankee
Rising Sun
Golden Camouflage - Same as in Call of Duty 4.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

White Tape Camouflage - A camouflage made out of white tape, found only in single player and Spec Ops.

Desert Camouflage - A camouflage based on brown and beige colors.
Woodland Camouflage - A camouflage based on brown and green colors.
Arctic Camouflage - A camouflage based on white and gray colors.
Digital Camouflage - A camouflage based on black and gray colors.
Urban Camouflage - A camouflage based on red, white, gray and black colors.
Blue Tiger Camouflage - A camouflage based on blue and black colors.
Red Tiger Camouflage - A camouflage based on red and black colors.
Fall Camouflage - A camouflage based on brown and black colors.

Call of Duty: Black Ops

Dusty Camouflage - Similar to Desert Camouflage, but darker.
Ice Camouflage Camouflage - Flat, blue finish.
Red Camouflage - Flat, red finish.
Olive Camouflage - Flat, olive finish.
Nevada Camouflage - Similar to Desert camouflage.
Sahara Camouflage - Mix of Desert and Fall camouflage.
ERDL Camouflage - Similar to Urban, but darker.
Tiger Camouflage - Similar to Red and Blue Tiger Camouflage on Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. There is also a White Tiger Camouflage which has never been used before in the Call of Duty series.
Berlin Camouflage - Mix of Urban and Fall camouflage.
Warsaw Camouflage - Similar to Urban camouflage.
Siberia Camouflage - Mix of Blue Tiger and Arctic Camouflage.
Yukon Camouflage - Similar to Digital camouflage.
Woodland Camouflage - Same from Modern Warfare 2.
Flora Camouflage - Similar to Fall Camouflage.
Golden Camouflage - Same as Call of Duty 4.

Gallery

Trivia

In Call of Duty 4 and World at War game files there are references to the Prestige camo. The description says "Go get some sun", and codename for unlock condition is "PERKS_ALL_PLAY_AND_NO_WORK".
In Modern Warfare 2, it is possible to apply camouflage to secondary weapons through use of modding.

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 '''Weapon Camouflage''' is a coloured pattern applied to weapons to allow them to blend in to certain environments, although it is more often used for players to "show off" their Achievements in-game as in ''[[Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare]]'' and ''[[Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2]]'' camouflages are unlocked by [[Headshot]]s.