A recent officialCall of DutyModern Warfare 2blog postdetailed the various rewards players can earn for the game’s Multiplayer mode by playing through the story campaign, and it confirmed that those who pre-order the game, which will be accessible eight days earlier for those who pre-orderedd, will have these rewards ready for when the Multiplayer component launches.
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The blog post included the image below that neatly displays the more important rewards the campaign will net you as you go through each mission. This includes four operators, which are very likely to be the protagonists of said campaign, as well the ‘Union Guard Weapon Blueprint’, which you get by completing it.
It’s described as an Assault Rifle variant, and Captain Price’s signature weapon. It comes with four pre-equipped attachments detailed as follows; “the Aim OP-V4 Reflex Optic, the SZ 1MW PEQ Laser, the FSS Covert V Silencer on the Muzzle, and the Lockgrip Precision-40 Underbarrel Vertical Grip.” The attachments are stated to make the weapon a good all-around rifle for players of all skill levels. It allegedly offers higher aiming stability, reduced recoil, sound suppression, and more.
The total list of rewards is:
It is stated that the rewards are in “chronological mission order”, so it’s suggested that the campaign will have 17 missions. These rewards will give those who pre-ordered a solid advantage for the game’s initial launch period. Not only will they have a weapon with unlocked attachments, they’ll also get XP and Weapon XP bonuses, which will allow them to get further weapon upgrades quicker than players who jump in without playing the campaign.
It was recentlyreportedthat Modern Warfare 2 would require players to verify a post-paid telephone number, otherwise they wouldn’t get access to the game’s online components. This was met with a lot of backlash from Call of Duty players, asOverwatch 2had just recently gone through this debacle, where players with pre-paid phone plans couldn’t enjoy the game they’d paid for. Though Call of Duty hasn’t removed the requirement, they recently confirmed it is limited to PC where most cheating incidents take place.
