After climbing to the fifth floor, turn to the right and head to the darkened doorway . There will be a pair of night vision goggle s on the boxes to the left of the doorway, put them on and enter the pitch-black area. Watch for C4 tripwires and claymore mines and push through the dark area to a stairwell that is pitch black and secured with C4. Turn right and head to the end of the hallway to find a supply crate with the Silenced TAQ-M marksman ri

Season 4 has been one of the most content-heavy seasons for Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone , bringing a ton of additional content to both games. Week 7 adds even further content for Season 4, including the 6v6 Mosh Pit playlist for the G3T_H1GH3R gamemode. Much like previous weekly events, Week 7 also brings its own roster of weekly challenges that allow players to acquire another Aftermarket P

The next crate will be found in E-2, on the roof of the large warehouse near the electrical generators. There are ascension lines on both ends of the warehouse to get to the roof - players will find a Sidewinder assault rifle with a hybrid sight that switches between a thermal scope and a canted reflex si

The first crate on seven is in G-3 behind a stuck door. There is a break in the wall to the left of the stuck door that players can use to shoot through and destroy the chair blocking the door. The supply crate will be inside by one of the mission's plate carrier upgrades - open the crate to receive a Silenced MTZ Intercepter marksman rifle with incendiary a

The Equipment package detailed below pairs perfectly with the JAK Lance. Some perks players will gain from this setup include increased movement speed and an enhanced Tactical Sprint , the ability to resupply ammo to counter the weapon's low reserve, faster reload speeds , and greater resistance to Flash and Stun Grenad

The JAK Lance can be unlocked by completing five Weekly Challenges for Week 2 of Season 6 . There are seven unique challenges across Multiplayer, Warzone , and Zombies, giving players the flexibility to unlock the JAK Lance in whichever mode they prefer. In addition to unlocking the JAK Lance, completing the Weekly Challenges for Season 6 will also grant access to the Drawn and Quartered Weapon Camo, provided all weekly rewards are claimed beforeh

Climb back into the fire station through a window, and the locked area should now be available on the right. Players will find a large collection of armor plates and ammo in this room, along with the supply crate that will add a Minigun to the mission arse

The JAK Lance is an Aftermarket Part for the MX Guardian, one of the many carry-over weapons for Modern Warfare 3 . This nifty attachment converts this fully-automatic Shotgun into more of a long-ranged weapon , reducing its magazine size to three rounds and changing the weapon's ammunition into a bolt projectile. While this Aftermarket Part is far from one of the best weapons in Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone , it can be a decent consideration with the best load

There is only one crate on the eighth floor in the F-3 sector . After climbing through the hole in the floor between seven and eight, head through the doorway immediately at the top of the hole near the ladder to nine. Follow the room and turn right to find the crate with a Vel 46 SMG insi

There is a crate at the top of the crane in F-5 - players can get here immediately after deployment into the mission by pulling the parachute as soon as available and gliding to the crane. The crate will be found in the middle of the upper railway - open the crate to add an Incendiary FJX Imperium sniper rifle to the arse

Modern Warfare 3 has reached its final season, bringing with it the last series of content updates. While players may still be diving into the FPS game tips to get their hands on the meta DTIR 30-06 and the Kastov LSW, several additional Aftermarket Parts have made their debut since Season 6's launch. One of these Aftermarket Parts is the JAK Lance , joining Modern Warfare 3's long line of Shotgun Conversion K

I've speculated over the past week whether a remaster of previous Call of Duty titles is necessarily a bad thing. But whether Activision's late (it has to be said) jumping on the remaster band-wagon should be regarded as universally "lame", the truth is, I don't see it as something objectively bad. If anything -- and this is coming from someone who's always open to discussing the many, troublesome issues with Call of Duty as a model, let alone as an iteration-by-iteration video game -- I find the idea, notably interesting. For a series that has shifted from World War 2 to modern war and now to future warfare, could this be an early sign of where the series may end up turning in later releases further down the line? Yes you can argue Ghosts tried a return to a contemporary-ish aesthetic to counter the ever-growing futuristic direction Black Ops & Advanced Warfare brought forth.