If you've been playing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for a while, you may not realize that you have a foothold in Warzone.
use Call of Duty: War Zone Now available to everyone, its special advantages have begun to play for existing owners of the full version of Modern Warfare.
In Warzone's Battle Royale mode, players can use the cash obtained from the kills and cash scattered on the map to collect multiplayer games. The same loading menu can also be accessed via random airdrops.
Weapon, attachment and perk settings can be set for each add-on before the game starts. Available to everyone, including free player.
Unfortunately, free gamers who just entered Warzone not only have limited loading slots at the beginning, they also don't unlock any weapons or privileges. Buying or getting loads from airdrops are currently the only two methods that allow players to bring their multiplayer loads into Warzone.
However, if you don't have custom add-ons at first, they will be disadvantaged relative to existing players, and existing players will most likely have their preferred settings ready.
Saving enough cash for loading has become a big deal in Warzone, so hopefully more and more players will use their deck guns that they fully upgraded during multiplayer to meet more players.
Tailoring loads for Warzone is one thing, but the benefits of stacking up in each load is a more interesting issue. Privileges are passive, permanent advantages that apply to them as soon as they get any multiplayer game load. Some killer per settings for Warzone will quickly become clear, especially when you unlock all of these devices.
The good news is that both Dual XP and Dual Weapon XP are already active in Warzone, so you should power it on fairly quickly. However, unlocking attachments for various weapons will take longer, especially if you are not focused on leveling individual weapons.
In the Warzone page, we have more useful tips for new players, covering everything from skydiving skills to rare weapons. Let's see.
