At long last, you can finally view your Call of Duty Black Ops 4 Combat Record. There is a catch, however. Your full Black Ops 4 Combat Record is hidden behind the Black Ops 4 Companion App and website. Read on for the full lowdown on how to view your Black Ops 4 Combat Record stats. Who knows? Taking a look at your in-depth stats may improve your Black Ops 4 game.
Black Ops 4 Combat Record | What’s on the Companion App?
A brand-new update to the Call of Duty Companion App (on both iOS and Android) and the website has added in a whole host of new Black Ops 4 Combat Record stats. While you could always see some of your Combat Record stats on both the Companion App and official Call of Duty website, the number of available stats has now skyrocketed. It’s incredibly detailed stuff. Simply download the App or log in to the website to see your own stats.
As per this official Treyarch Reddit post, you can now see all of these stats on the Companion App or website:
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Individual Weapons and Weapon Categories
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EKIA
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EKIA/D
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Kills
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K/D
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Headshots
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Deaths (while using)
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Accuracy
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Shots landed
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Shots fired
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Killed by
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Damage
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Specialist Weapons
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EKIA
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Kills
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Times used
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Damage
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Killed by
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EKIA supported by
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Equipment and Special Issue Equipment
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EKIA
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Kills
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Times used
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Killed by
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Damage
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EKIA supported by
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Scorestreaks
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EKIA
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Kills
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Times used
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Killed by
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Damage
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Times used (where applicable)
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Maps by Mode
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Wins
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Losses
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W/L
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Specifics stats by game mode
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Attachments Across All Weapons
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Same stats as Weapons
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What’s more, you will be able to compare your Combat Record stats with those of your Black Ops 4 playing friends. You will also be able to check out your own heat maps for each map, which will help you figure out where things are going wrong. Now you will be able to prove to your friends with confidence that you are indeed better than them on Slums with the Titan LMG thanks to the Companion App update.
The full list of Call of Duty Companion App update patch notes can be read here. It’s perfect for figuring out what you’re best at using, which will hopefully make things easier for you in the long-term.
Black Ops 4 Combat Record | Can I see these stats in-game?
While you can see some of your Black Ops 4 Combat Record in-game, you, unfortunately, won’t be able to see it all. You will be able to see total time played, number of wins, EKIA, Score, Healing, and Damage stats in-game. This is along with your stats for each map in each multiplayer mode while in loading screens.
You can, thankfully, now see a far more detailed list of your Black Ops 4 Combat Record stats on a PC, however. Simply head over to My Call of Duty website and either sign up or login.
Blackout Weapons
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Black Ops 4 weapons that we NEED in Blackout
For Call of Duty fans, Blackout has been a surprisingly fully featured entry into the battle royale space. It's got a good arsenal, franchise staples like Zombies and perks, and a refined feeling. However, it doesn't have ALL the guns you'd want. Here are a few missing staples that should be added ASAP. -
Bal 27
A bullpup assault rifle from Advanced Warfare, the Bal-27 is the workhorse of the Atlas Corporation. Complete with an underslung grenade launcher, it can spit out bullets with the rest of them at a close to midrange. Most AW players never found a reason to switch past the default, so let's bring it back into the fold. -
M16
A gaming staple beyond just Call of Duty, the M16 has appeared in just about every shooter franchise with realistic weapons. An old school choice, it's one of the most recognizable firearms around and has a host of upgrades and add-ons to make it stand out from the pack. -
M.2187
An upgrade of an old favorite from Modern Warfare, this small shotgun packs a punch, especially when you're wielding Akimbo. Blackout, in general, is lacking in the shotgun department, so adding a version of one of the signature close range weapons in the series seems like a good start. -
Reaver
Or, if you want a shotgun with a bit more punch, why not equip the Reaver? It has good range, great stopping power, and cool variants to pick from. Why not add the Machete version as a legendary drop? Blowing up opponents with the slice of a blade sure sounds fun. -
SPAS 12
If you're a player who can't stand to have Infinite Warfare representation in Black Ops, lets circle back to a shotgun that we can all agree on. The SPAS-12 is another legendary firearm that's been all over the place, and it seems like the perfect way to round out the shotgun selection. -
UMP45
A submachine gun generally seen in the Modern Warfare games, the UMP45 is an older weapon, although Infinite Warfare gave it the futuristic MacTav-45 variant. Whichever varient we go with, it's a no-brainer. This is a favorite among players of any subseries and would be a welcome addition to Blackout. -
Ballistic Knife
One of the thing that sets Fornite apart from other battle royale games is their constantly shifting game modes. There are plenty of rule variants that keep things engaging, and adding in the Ballistic Knife as an option opens Call of Duty up to the same options. All blade shooting, all the time. -
Storm PSR
A candidate for a rare drop, the Piercing Shot Rifle (also known as the Metal Storm) is a powerful sniper rifle from Black Ops 2. Its claim to fame is its experimental scope that allows you to see through walls as you fire. Root out your enemy's hiding spots with this sleek death machine. -
M2 Flamethrower
Call of Duty has the opportunity to be the first battle royale to implement a flamethrower into its arsenal. Why would they want to do that, you might ask? Flamethrowers are cool. You don't need more reason than that to add in this World at War relic. Camping will never be the same again. -
Gravity Vortex Gun
Fortnite had the sword from Infinity Blade, so Call of Duty needs a stupid powerful weapon that the developers can regret putting in as well. Why not the Gravity Vortex Gun, a futuristic cannon that shoots black holes onto the battlefield? Sensibility in weapon selection is overrated.
