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Deadeye Dewdrops is a Candy Perk of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Zombies, one of the candy machines that take the place of the Perk-a-Colas. It moves the aim assist to the head of the zombies, removes recoil and adds damage after a moment spent aiming. It arrived with Shaolin Shuffle, the third map of the game, and stayed for the two maps after it.

Overview

First appearanceShaolin Shuffle, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, April 18, 2017 (PlayStation 4)

GamesInfinite Warfare

Cost1,500 points

EffectAim assist on the head, no recoil, faster aiming, and more damage after aiming for a moment.

FamilyCandy Perks of Infinite Warfare Zombies

MachineTall and green, with three green candies on top

Tagline“Improve your game with deadly aim!”

JinglePunk rock

In the First Room

Deadeye Dewdrops is in no First Room of the site. On Shaolin Shuffle, the First Room is the first subway station, with Up ‘N Atoms as its only candy machine; Deadeye Dewdrops is in the small square of the park, by its power generator. On Attack of the Radioactive Thing it is inside the Beachside Market, behind the tunnels of the spawn tent.

The First Room records of the Infinite Warfare maps are on the ZFRR leaderboards.

Effect, game by game

The perk exists in a single game, so there is a single version of it. In Director’s Cut, the mode unlocked after the five main quests, the player starts each game with all the Candy Perks of the map, permanently.

	Game	Cost	Effect
	Infinite Warfare	1,500 points	Aim assist locks onto the head of a zombie instead of its torso. Recoil is removed on every gun and aiming down the sights is quicker. After a moment of aiming, the player hears a sound, a skull appears on the scope, and the damage goes up.

The Deadeye Dewdrops machine, a tall green vending machine under a round sign with a crosshair and three glowing green candies, Deadeye Dewdrops, Call of Duty Infinite Warfare Zombies

The machine

A tall green vending machine. On top, a bright green and white circle holds the name and a figure in a crosshair, with three green dewdrop candies fixed in front of it.

Where to find it

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare: Shaolin Shuffle, Attack of the Radioactive Thing and The Beast From Beyond. It costs 1,500 points on each of them. It is not on Zombies in Spaceland or Rave in the Redwoods, the two maps released before it. The book of each map says where the machine stands.

According to Call of Duty Fandom, Deadeye Dewdrops works like Deadshot Daiquiri of the Treyarch games, the perk that sends the aim assist to the head, with powers of its own on top: no recoil and the damage bonus. The other Candy Perks of Infinite Warfare are Up ‘N Atoms, Tuff ‘Nuff, Quickies, Bang Bangs, Racin’ Stripes, Bombstoppers, Slappy Taffy, Blue Bolts, Mule Munchies, Trail Blazers and Change Chews.

Trivia

The jingle is a punk rock song.
The coin slots of the machine show two prices for the same candy, $3.50 and $4.50.
A box of Deadeye Dewdrops weighs 6 ounces, or 170 grams.
Shaolin Shuffle came out on April 18, 2017 on PlayStation 4 and on May 18, 2017 on Xbox One and PC, with the Continuum map pack.