How to Make a Custom Class in Call of Duty: Black Ops II

In this hub I will talk about how to make a custom class on Call of Duty Black Ops 2. I have done this a little bit in my guide HERE about what custom classes are, but in this guide I will go over specifics what you can and cannot do, and overall what the best most effective way to do each custom class to your won benefit to help you overall.

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On Black Ops 2, Treyarch has completely revamped everything that has always been similar with create a class. They realized that some people don't like perks, using a secondary weapon, having tactical grenades and so on. So what they have done, and allowed is for you to take away things that you do not want to use. You may have a total of 10 items. Whether that includes 3 perks, a weapon with attachments, two grenades, two tactical grenades, all perks, it really is truly up to you. They have added ways to tweak you class so you will have exactly what you want, and be nothing like anyone else.

The ten points system simply means you can add 10 things to your class. A simple set up would be.. 1 gun, 2 attachments, 3 perks, 1 grenade,2 tactical grenades, and a sidearm. That equals 10 items.. There are many ways to change this which I will talk about below.

When you are going to create a class you have many options. You can customize everything out to your won specifications, and then they also added wildcards.. What a wildcard will allow you to do, is simply add extra things to certain classes with it costing an extra point. For instance.. IF you want to have a third attachment on your gun, then you will have to sacrifice maybe your secondary, and 1 tactical grenade, freeing up 2 points. 1 for the wildcard, and 1 for the extra attachment, or so on if you want to have a second grenade.

You can also have 6 perks if you like. But the game made this so, if you choose this, you will have you 3 attachments, 3 wildcards for each perk, and then the second perk for each category.. That equals 9 points, leaving 1 points ONLY for a gun.. With that being said, you can have 6 perks, but only at the cost of using 9 points up. So the choice is all yours of what you would like to do.

Typically I do not suggest adding second perks, unless you are playing ceratin objective based games, that will help you stay alive, and get an objective quicker. With that being said, typically I say that 3 attachments is crucial, second grenade, and having things of that nature.

I don't ever use my secondary, therefore that was the first thing i drop on all my classes when setting them up. I think this is a crucial point, and something that will greatly benefit you when you are setting up your classes if you are like me. Not only is it annoying to switch weapons, but typically my primary does the trick fine in any situation. The only exception is sometimes playing with an RPG is fun to mess with people.

I personally as said above don't stack up on perks simply because I think it is a waste, and does not benefit you in any way. While it can be useful, sacrificing grenades, tactical, attachments is such a big step, that I have never done it, nor do I plan on trying it.

So overall try to keep your primary, a couple attachments (at least 1), then play with things to see what fits you best. FOR me ( ON CORE ) I like my LMG, 3 attachments, 1 EMP grenade, 1 of each perk, and a grenade.. (HARDCORE) I will switch it to sub machine gun, 2 attachments, each perk, 2 emp grenades, 1 grenade, 1 of each perk, and maybe an RPG, or ill take 1 perk away and add a second attachment or grenade.. Either way I find having as much equipment, and attachments makes my playing better than having all these extra perks..

Overall I cannot tell you exactly what you should do, as it is your playing style that will show the effectiveness of you. None the less I have given tips that will help you overall. I think it is silly to take everything away for 6 perks, but that is just me. I think what Treyarch has done with create a class is genius and glad they have done this. It truly is a great addition to the game, and allows everyone to experience the game as they would like.