<br>With a style more in the vein of DMZ than traditional Zombies maps, players will run into some changes when it comes to a player's greatest tool when it comes to surviving the hordes: perk sodas. Available through acquisitions or schematics in the pre-game lobby or purchasable at any of the respective Perk-a-Cola machines scattered throughout Urzikstan, players who are veterans of the Zombies community will find a couple of benefits have been removed from perks, while some additions have been made to play into the hands of the open-world gameplay. Here's a full breakdown of each perk and their updated effe<br><br> <br>Ironically enough, it has been described as a nightmare to play by fans. There are long falls into damage-inducing slime, mandatory tightrope walking sections to progress, copious amounts of platforming, and punishing enemy placements that sour the experience. There’s even a section at the end of the level where slipping into the toxic waste will leave the player unable to escape, and they'll eventually die. Considering its bloated size, it’s also a terrible choice for deathmatches, and it's no wonder it was never ported to the PlayStation? versi<br><br> <br>Making a return from Warzone 2.0 DMZ , the Deliver Cargo contract will see players hijack a cargo loaded LTV and transport it to a designated pickup location. Once transport begins, players will be chased by an attack helicopter determined to destroy the shipment before it can reach its final destination. If players are squaded up, they can take advantage of the heavy machine gun mounted in the LTV to return fire to the pursuing Terminus helicopter. If attempting solo, players should simply focus on driving as quickly and smoothly as possible to the designated drop-off - the helicopter will halt its chase once the cargo is delive<br><br> <br>Another contract returning from DMZ, the Raid Weapon Stash contract phone will designate a weapon safe on the player's tac-map and require players to holdout against hordes of undead enemies while drilling into the safe. Often located inside building with tight corridors and small rooms, players will want to prepare to hold a position when attempting this contract , as proximity to the safe is required to progress the contract and running through the right hallways surrounding the safe can very quickly lead to players being surrounded and dow<br><br> <br>Joining the long line of additional attachment options for Season 5 is the JAK Slash, an Aftermarket Part that is compatible with a wide variety of different weapons in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone . While this attachment might seem like a pretty standard Underbarrel, it harbors a deadly feature that makes it a decent option for close-range builds. Here is how to unlock the JAK Slash Aftermarket Part in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzo<br><br> <br>Accessible only via cheats, the level features a pillar with faces on it. As it clips through the level's walls, the pillar eventually travels out of bounds before crashing the game (in the aforementioned source port, the player is thrust back to the main menu instead). Before this happens, a doodle of a flying block floating out of the level and into the void exclaiming "I’M FREE!" will be shown on-screen. This was drawn by the developers as they found the glitch to be very funny, and went so far as to scan the doodle and implement it into the Slg Game Patch Notes as a quirky gag before the title would close and send players back to <br><br> <br>The JAK Slash Aftermarket is a free reward tied to Week 3 of Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone Season 5. To unlock it, players will need to complete any five of the seven available Week 3 Challenges across Multiplayer, Warzone , and Zombies. To view the challenges for Week 3, players can head over to the Launcher Menu, select Challenges, and then navigate to the Weekly <br><br> <br>This nifty attachment actually doubles as a melee weapon , replacing the player's standard weapon-butt melee with a lethal slash. This allows players to gain an elimination with a single tap of the Melee Button in Multiplayer , along with increased melee damage in Warzo<br><br> <br>The undead in particular deal serious melee damage, and walking across certain spots will cause them to teleport in. Worse still are the zombies armed with shotguns, as they fire them rapidly with no need to reload. While they can have their guns knocked out of their hands by being shot, shooting their heads is the only way to kill them. All of this made the 'Mansion' level almost unbearable. For countless players, the amount of cheap jump-scares and sudden ambushes made this level both frightening and frustrating. Playing it on Hard mode is a considerable feat, due to countless zombies abruptly teleporting in with shotguns in-h<br><br> <br>Quick Revive is also a huge help in situations where players get surprised by a surprise zombie or, in the worst cases, a surprise horde. Being able to disengage the mercenaries and quickly heal, dispatch the zombies and heal, then return to the mercenary fight, can be instrumental in completion of this contract. Additionally, the increased regeneration factor can be a literal life-saver when players are locked in place, disabling an extractor. Remember that players can lay down during this process, taking cover from most fire - as long as there is not a mercenary immediately behind the player. If players begin receiving damage while attempting to disable an extractor, laying down and letting Quick Revive work its magic can help players avoid interruptions in progress and having to start the hack from the beginn<br>
