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Black Ops 6Season 2 has reached its mid-point, bringing the highly anticipated Season 2 Reloaded update to the game and delivering a wealth of additional content for Multiplayer, Zombies, andWarzone. While many of these content drops include new maps like Bullet and various game modes, additional armaments have also made their debut.
Many of the weapons introduced in Season 2 Reloaded are melee-focused,ranging from the Nunchaku to the Katanas. Notably, these weapons are all wielded by theTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and as part of theTMNTevent, players also have the chance to unlock an additional weapon:the D1.3 SectorfromBlack Ops III. Here is how to unlock it.
How To Unlock The D1.3 Sector In Black Ops 6
The D1.3 Sector is an ultimatereward tied totheTeenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesEvent PassforBlack Ops 6Season 2 and can beearned by progressing through the event’s free track.To unlock it, players mustaccumulate a total of 370,000 XPduring the event’s runtime inBlack Ops 6Multiplayer, Zombies, orWarzone.
Once players reach the 370,000 XP milestone, the D1.3 Sector will become available under the Special Weapon category. It can then be equipped as a Secondary weapon inBlack Ops 6Multiplayer orWarzone, and as a main weapon in Zombies.
When theTeenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesEvent Pass comes to a close onMarch 20 at 10 AM PT, the D1.3 Sector willmove over to the Armoryfor those who have not already unlocked it.
How Good Is The D1.3 Sector In Black Ops 6?
The D1.3 Sector is less of a meta option and more of a gimmicky weapon that can lead to some really fun moments inBlack Ops 6. In its base state, the weapondishes out 150 damage per shot, boasts a total of five rounds per magazine, and has minimal damage falloff at a distance, making ita consistent one-shot kill in game modes like Multiplayer.However, the velocity of the sawblades it fires is on the lower side, requiring players to lead their shots when targeting opponents from afar.
Whilethe customization optionsfor the D1.3 Sector are fairly limited—often restricted to a single attachment per category—the weapon does feature two notable magazine attachments that alter its projectile behavior. Here’s a quick breakdown of both:
