Season 3 for Call of Duty brings three weapons that we know about so far.
Like every season, the third brings new weapons for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2. The three have already been introduced, albeit more or less nebulously.
We’ll show you which shooting irons will be added on April 12, 2023. How you can unlock the new weapons is not yet known in detail. But the one golden rule for new gameplay content remains.
If you want to know what else is in Season 3, you will find it here:
These weapons come with Season 3
All weapons can be unlocked for free by all players. CoD Warzone 2 and MW2 will receive a heavy assault rifle (battle rifle), a sniper rifle and a pistol.
These three weapons are known so far:
Cronen Squall
The Cronen Squall is one of the so-called Battle Rifles in Call of Duty: MW2 and Warzone 2. It’s a more powerful assault rifle, so it may fire 7.62mm ammo or a similarly larger caliber.
How to unlock the Cronen Squall: The new assault rifle is like other weapons in the Season 3 Battle Pass. Which path you have to unlock and how long it takes has not yet been communicated.
FJX Empire (Intervention)
The FJX Imperium is clearly the new version of the Intervention, which was one of the most popular sniper rifles in the original Modern Warfare 2 from 2009. Apparently it uses 6.8x51mm Fury ammunition in the new game.
How to unlock the FJX Empire: The new assault rifle is also included in the Season 3 Battle Pass. Which path you have to unlock and how long it takes will only be known around the start of the new season.
Tec-9
For the third weapon, there is a clear clue. The Season 3 synopsis features the unmistakable outline of the Tec-9, which should be a familiar sight to fans of Counter-Strike or action movies. It remains to be seen what name she will wear in Call of Duty.
How to unlock the gun: The Tec-9 is not included in the Battle Pass. She only appears during the season, probably via a separate challenge.
We’ll update this article once we know more details on how to unlock the weapons.
