I have to admit - after completing a mind-blowing Modern Warfare 4 campaign with teary eyes and insane pride - I needed more Call of Duty in my life with the early access perk in the books. Well - DMZ completely took the campaign further and in the most epic ways possible.
Call of Duty really has one with DMZ
Don’t get it twisted - Warzone has its place in COD but DMZ is a whole fire concept and experience you really have to jump into to understand.
For starters, it’s vital to complete the actual campaign to really embrace what DMZ has to offer - from the operator choices to the landscape of the area you’re exploring - it makes way more sense and really complements the ending of the Modern Warfare 4 story when you launch into DMZ.
All said - how about fully understanding what exactly awaits you in DMZ? Say less. Call of Duty blog for the win? You bet.
This is Call of Duty’s definitive extraction shooter experience, featuring persistent progression and open-world combat environment. You’re free to explore, engage AI forces and rival Operators, loot valuable items, craft gear, and complete objectives— all while keeping your eye on the final exfil, extracting with your rewards at the end of each deployment. How you approach each deployment, within a squad or acting alone, is entirely up to you.
You’re here to learn everything there is to know about Modern Warfare 4’s DMZ. The intel has been separated into two blogs.
Part 1: Tour of Duty – Hajin Environments and Threats, Full Intel Guide
Think you’re ready to deploy into war-torn Hajin? Consult the Tour of Duty – Hajin blog for a full rundown of its points of interest, key buildings, vehicles, enemy threats, and trackable statistics. Click here to read this blog.
Part 2: Tour of Duty – Forward Operating Base (FOB) Full Intel Guide
A tour of the FOB stations, with information on 3D Printer crafting, Bounties, Weapon acquisition, Stashes and Loadouts, Active Duty Operators, DMZ Operator Prestiging, Permanent Prestige Traits, and DMZ Player Progression to Level 70. You’re reading this now!
It’s one of those things where knowing the basics is more than enough but for even more details on the DMZ experience - head over to the actually COD blog.
