Last week, Activision officially announced Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III and now they’ve confirmed they’ll be fully unveiling the game via an in-game event in Call of Duty Warzone 2.0 tomorrow (August 17). “Operation Shadow Siege” will kick off in Warzone 2.0 at 10:30am PT, run around half an hour, and offer rewards for those who participate. Check out the graphic below for a rundown of what you’ll earn.
Gear up for Shadow Siege, Operators 💥
Take part in the Modern Warfare III Reveal Event on August 17 at 10:30 AM PST and earn special rewards for your contributions to the battle in Al Mazrah #MW3
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While the big Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III reveal won’t happen until tomorrow, Activision and developer Sledgehammer have already confirmed a few details. They’re promising MWIII will deliver the CoD franchise’s “largest Zombies offering to date” and “new Open Combat missions.” What the latter might mean isn’t entirely clear, but speculation is MWIII will have some missions that take place on Warzone 2.0 maps. Here are some of the Modern Warfare III features Activision is teasing…
- With Carry Forward, players can continue to enjoy player inventory and weapon progression from last year’s Modern Warfare II into this year’s all-new, Modern Warfare III.
- Did someone say Zombies? More information coming soon on the new Modern Warfare Zombies: The largest Zombies offering to date.
- New Open Combat missions in Campaign; new Combat Vests and Perk system for customizing your Multiplayer Operator; new Tac-Stance movement; new After-Market Parts for unparalleled Gunsmith customization and more.
- One access point for your future Call of Duty content. Starting with Modern Warfare II and Warzone, and now with Modern Warfare III and beyond, players can navigate all their content in one place, we call it Call of Duty HQ – making it easier to select which game and modes you wish to play.
- New additions to Ricochet Anti-Cheat as well as new anti-toxicity plans to continue to deliver a fun, fair and welcoming online experience for all players.
- Roadmap of post launch live seasons of additional new content.
Curiously, the new blog the above info was taken from also claims “our vision to deliver back-to-back Modern Warfare games has been years in the making,” but all indications are that isn’t the case. Rumor was Modern Warfare III began as a major Modern Warfare II expansion, and until relatively recently Activision itself acknowledged a core CoD wasn’t planned for 2023. Here’s hoping Modern Warfare III’s origins don’t end up mattering – it does seem like the game will offer a good amount of content – but there’s no need to spackle over the truth like this.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III is launching on November 10. Presumably, the game will be coming to the same platforms at Modern Warfare II (PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PS5) although that hasn’t yet been confirmed.
