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The Deadshot Dealer HUD icon, a white figure with a crosshair on the head, on a yellow shield, Deadshot Dealer, Call of Duty Black Ops 4 Zombies

Deadshot Dealer

Deadshot Dealer, the Black Ops 4 Zombies successor of Deadshot Daiquiri: aiming snaps to the head, hip-fire spread and recoil are reduced, and scope sway is removed.

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Deadshot Dealer is a perk of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Zombies, the successor of the Deadshot Daiquiri of Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III. Aiming down the sights snaps to the head of an enemy, hip-fire spread and recoil are reduced, and scopes no longer sway.

Overview

First appearanceVoyage of Despair, IX, Blood of the Dead and Classified, the launch maps of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, October 12, 2018
Cost2000 points3000 points as the Modifier perk
EffectAiming down sights snaps to the head; less hip-fire spread and recoil; no scope sway.
ModifierDamage boost on a headshot streak.
FamilyPerks of Black Ops 4 Zombies
UnlockLevel 18

In Black Ops 4 each player chooses four perks out of 18 before the game, in the Zombies Create-A-Class. The Aether maps sell them at four machines, Brew, Cola, Soda and Tonic; the Chaos maps at four statues of gods, Danu, Ra, Zeus and Odin, whose altars need no power. Deadshot Dealer only appears in a game if a player has put it in their loadout.

In the First Room

Deadshot Dealer is in a First Room only if an altar or a machine stands there and the player has assigned the perk to it. The books of the eight Black Ops 4 maps of the Hub place one in a single First Room.

MapGameWhat the book of the map says
Voyage of DespairBlack Ops 4Forecastle: the Danu altar, a green statue of the goddess by the railing, to the right of the spawn, and the only perk of the First Room. It serves the perk the player placed there in the loadout, at the price of that perk.

On the seven other maps, the books give no altar and no machine in the First Room. Those of IX and Ancient Evil mention a perk among the rewards of the banner challenges and of the Tributes of the Oracle, without saying which one.

The records of these maps are on the ZFRR leaderboards.

Effect, game by game

Deadshot Dealer only exists in Black Ops 4, in a single version with two levels.

The Deadshot Dealer HUD icon, a white figure with a crosshair on the head, on a yellow shield, Deadshot Dealer, Call of Duty Black Ops 4 Zombies

The perk

2000 points. The in-game description reads: “Aiming down sight snaps to the enemy’s head. Reduced hip-spread and recoil when firing. Removes scope sway.” Fandom specifies that the snap happens as the player goes in and out of the sights, and that the scope sway is removed on weapons such as sniper rifles and tactical rifles.

The Modifier

3000 points according to Fandom. Consecutive headshots build a damage boost. The perk icon tracks the streak with red bars, and its crosshair starts to pulse red once enough headshots are chained.

Only one slot gives the Modifier: the Tonic machine on the Aether maps, the Odin statue on the Chaos maps. The perk bought there gains this extra effect once the player owns all four perks, which also speeds up reloading. In the three other slots, Deadshot Dealer keeps its base effect alone.

Where to find it

Deadshot Dealer is available on the eight maps of Black Ops 4; the book of each map says where its altars or machines stand.

The Deadshot Dealer totem held in hand, a golden skull on a column covered in small skulls, the yellow perk icon on its front, Deadshot Dealer, Call of Duty Black Ops 4 Zombies

Chaos maps

Voyage of Despair, IX, Dead of the Night and Ancient Evil. The perk is a Perk Vapor, taken at the statue of its slot.

Aether maps

Blood of the Dead, Classified, Alpha Omega and Tag der Toten. The perk is a traditional Perk-a-Cola, bought from the machine of its slot.

Deadshot Dealer takes over from Deadshot Daiquiri, the aiming perk of Black Ops, Black Ops II and Black Ops III. The other perks that only exist in Black Ops 4 are Timeslip, Electric Burst, Dying Wish, Stone Cold Stronghold, Victorious Tortoise, Bandolier Bandit, Winter’s Wail, Ethereal Razor, Zombshell, Blood Wolf Bite, Blaze Phase and Secret Sauce.

Trivia

  • Deadshot Dealer has no jingle of its own: on the Aether maps the machines play at random one of the “Wunderfizz” jingles written by Jack Wall.