Unveiling the Modern Warfare 3 Carry Forward Feature: Weapons, operators, bundles
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Gaming community is buzzing after Activision recently dropped an important hint about the upcoming Modern Warfare 3 (MW3). "Carry Forward" feature to revolutionize the way we play and progress in the Modern Warfare universe.
Warzone 1's purchased cosmetics weren't transferred to Modern Warfare 2 or Warzone 2. However, free-to-play users no longer have access to the microtransactions that have been available for more than two years. Players can still use their items in multiplayer.
Gather 'round, folks, because after keeping us on the edge of our gaming seats, Activision has finally unveiled its plans for the transition from Modern Warfare 2 (MW2) to the hotly anticipated Modern Warfare 3. You remember those times when you invested in cosmetics and all that jazz, and then MW2 didn't exactly play nice with your hard-earned purchases during the Warzone 1 to MW2 transition? Yeah, that didn't sit well with a lot of us. But guess what? The gaming gods have spoken, and they're letting us know that MW2's weapon progressions, operator outfits, and those awesome weapon blueprints are coming along for the ride to MW3. Goodbye, heartache; hello, seamless progression!
Now, let's talk about the rollercoaster of emotions that hit the community after this news dropped. Some of us had trust issues after the whole cosmetics debacle, so we treaded cautiously. Others, however, couldn't help but unleash their excitement at the prospect of their precious gear and progress carrying over without a hitch. But hold up, there's another side to the story – the delay. Oh boy, the gaming community was not shy about voicing its opinion on Activision's radio silence for over a year before delivering this news. While it may have felt like forever, now that we're in the know, there's hope that these new features will win everyone over in the end.
Alright, let's dive into the juicy bits – the nitty-gritty of what this Modern Warfare 3 Carry Forward thing is all about. So, you know that stash of awesome gear and goodies you've been amassing in MW2? Well, you won't have to say goodbye to any of it when you make the leap to MW3. Your leveled-up weapons with all those snazzy attachments? Check. Bundles that make your character look like a total badass? You bet. Operator skins that give you that extra swagger? Yup. Oh, and don't forget about those weapon blueprints that make your opponents green with envy – they're all coming along for the ride.
Here's the kicker – your weapon levels will be in perfect sync between MW2 and MW3. So, if you decide to take a trip back to MW2, your beloved weapons won't lose a single level. However, there are a few exceptions to this rule. If MW3 doesn't have a spot for a particular vehicle or item that you have a skin for, well, that skin won't make the trip. And those MW2 operators you unlocked through challenges or in campaign mode? Sorry, but they're staying put in MW2.
Breaking: MWII to #ModernWarfare3 Carry Forward— All MWII Bundles, Weapons, Operators will carry over to MW3— All MWII Weapons will maintain their Level Status — including camos & attachments unlocked — in MW3— Double XP Tokens from MWII will be available to use in MW3 pic.twitter.com/CEOg6KMXAj— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) August 9, 2023
Camouflage aficionados, rejoice! Your camo progression from MW2 can continue in MW3. But here's the twist – those snazzy camos can only be equipped on MW3 weapons, and the camos you earn in MW3 stay exclusive to MW3 weapons. And for all you XP lovers out there, fret not! Your Double XP tokens are hitching a ride to MW3 as well.
Now, let's talk Battle Pass. If you missed out on snagging certain Battle Pass weapons during your time in MW2, don't you worry. MW3's got you covered with direct path challenges that'll help you unlock those shiny toys you might have missed. But – yes, there's a but – other Battle Pass content? Well, you only get access if you grabbed them while the Battle Pass was strutting its stuff.
The Modern Warfare 3 Carry Forward feature is like a bridge connecting our past gaming victories to the exciting horizon of MW3. It's a promise of continuity to leave behind what you've worked so hard for. But as we gear up for the release of MW3. Will this grand plan truly enhance our gaming experience, or are there unforeseen twists waiting to be revealed in this intricate progression system?