Arena Breakout Infinite: How to Claim and Use the T951 and New DVC12 Weapons in Season 4
With Season 4 of Arena Breakout: Infinite, the tactical shooter raises the stakes once again by introducing new weapons that significantly alter combat flow and loadout planning. Among the most anticipated additions is the T951 assault rifle, alongside the arrival of DVC12-caliber weapons, which bring a new ballistic identity to mid- and close-range firefights. These additions are not just cosmetic upgrades-they redefine how players approach PvP, loot runs, and squad coordination.
This article provides a complete breakdown of how to claim the T951, how to effectively use it in combat, and how the new DVC12 weapons fit into the evolving Season 4 meta.
What Is the T951 in Arena Breakout: Infinite
The T951 is a modern assault rifle inspired by real-world bullpup and modular rifle designs. In Arena Breakout: Infinite, it fills the role of a versatile mid-range assault rifle with excellent recoil control, consistent damage output, and strong attachment flexibility.
Key characteristics of the T951 include:
High stability compared to older ARs
Moderate fire rate with controllable recoil
Strong performance in urban and mixed-terrain maps
Compatibility with advanced optics and grips
This makes the T951 ideal for players who favor tactical positioning over spray-heavy aggression.
How to Claim the T951 in Season 4
1. Season Progression Rewards
The most common way to unlock the T951 is through Season 4 progression milestones. Players advancing through the season pass-both free and premium tracks-can earn:
Direct weapon unlocks
Blueprint access
Discounted trader availability
If you are actively completing weekly and daily missions, you can unlock the T951 without relying on RNG.
2. Trader Purchases
Once unlocked, the T951 becomes available through specific weapon traders. Prices may vary based on market conditions and demand, but early in the season, expect:
Higher costs due to limited availability
Increased barter requirements using rare materials
Smart players often wait a few days after launch before buying, as prices stabilize quickly.
3. Loot and Extraction
The T951 can also appear as high-tier loot in weapon crates or on defeated players. However, extracting with one safely is risky due to its high value-expect other players to hunt aggressively once the weapon is spotted.
Understanding the New DVC12 Caliber
Season 4 introduces DVC12, a new caliber designed to bridge the gap between traditional rifle rounds and heavier shotgun or battle rifle ammunition.
DVC12 Characteristics
High stopping power at close to mid range
Strong armor penetration with premium ammo variants
Reduced effectiveness at long range
Heavier recoil compared to standard AR calibers
Weapons using DVC12 are not designed for spray-and-pray tactics. Instead, they reward deliberate positioning and controlled bursts.
DVC12 Weapons: Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths
Excellent for CQB (close-quarters battle)
Devastating against lightly armored enemies
High limb damage and stagger potential
Weaknesses
Ammo is expensive and limited
Loud firing profile attracts attention
Punishing recoil without proper attachments
DVC12 weapons shine in indoor environments, chokepoints, and ambush scenarios but require discipline to use effectively.
Best Loadouts for the T951
Optics
1x-2x reflex sights for urban combat
3x-4x scopes for mixed engagements
The T951 excels when you can switch between short and mid-range fights quickly.
Attachments
Vertical or angled grip to further stabilize recoil
Tactical muzzle brake for burst accuracy
Lightweight stock for improved ADS speed
Avoid overloading the weapon with heavy attachments, as mobility remains one of its biggest advantages.
Ammo Choice
Standard ammo performs well, but premium rounds are recommended for PvP-heavy runs. Balance cost versus effectiveness-losing high-tier ammo on death is a real risk.
Combat Tips: Using the T951 Effectively
1. Control the Engagement Distance
The T951 dominates mid-range engagements. Avoid long sniper duels and point-blank shotgun fights unless you have positional advantage.
2. Burst Over Full Auto
Short bursts maximize accuracy and conserve ammo. Full-auto fire is situational and best used only during close-range panic scenarios.
3. Lean and Peek
Arena Breakout's leaning mechanics synergize perfectly with the T951. Use cover aggressively and expose yourself only long enough to fire controlled bursts.
How DVC12 Weapons Change the Meta
The introduction of DVC12 weapons forces players to rethink armor and movement. Lightly armored players are now at greater risk in close quarters, while heavily armored players must account for higher penetration threats.
As a result:
CQB-focused builds become more viable
Map control and sound awareness are more important
Aggressive pushes are riskier but more rewarding
Squads can now designate a DVC12 breacher, supported by mid-range T951 users for overwatch.
Economy and Risk Management
Both the T951 and DVC12 weapons are high-investment tools. Dying with them can cripple your economy if used recklessly.
To minimize risk:
Use them in high-reward raids only
Insure when possible
Avoid unnecessary PvP unless the odds favor you
Running cheaper backups for loot runs and saving premium weapons for coordinated raids is often the smartest approach.
Solo vs Squad Usage
Solo Play
The T951 is ideal for solo players due to its adaptability. DVC12 weapons are riskier solo, as missed shots or ambush failures often lead to death.
Squad Play
DVC12 weapons excel in squads where teammates can:
Cover reloads
Control flanks
Capitalize on staggered enemies
Coordination turns these weapons from situational tools into devastating force multipliers.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Overusing full-auto fire
Bringing DVC12 weapons into open-field maps
Running high-tier ammo without a clear objective
Ignoring sound discipline
Season 4 rewards intentional play, not reckless aggression.
Final Thoughts
Season 4 of Arena Breakout: Infinite marks a major evolution in weapon diversity. The T951 offers consistency, flexibility, and reliability for players who value tactical control, while the new DVC12 caliber weapons introduce high-risk, high-reward combat dynamics that reshape close-range encounters.
Mastering these weapons isn't about raw aim-it's about preparation, invest your Arena Breakout Infinite Koens wisely to upgrade your weapons, positioning, and knowing when to engage or disengage. Players who take the time to understand the strengths and limitations of the T951 and DVC12 arsenal will find themselves better equipped to survive, extract, and dominate in Season 4.
In Arena Breakout: Infinite, gear doesn't win fights alone-smart decisions do.
MMOexp AB Infinite Team