Maybe this was my final exfil ever too in the Beta ;_;

Had hoped to keep the old version but needed more storage. Here’s hoping Hajin doesn’t suck. Also for friendlys, I’m looking to start a clan for us gamer Dads… DaDMZ.
Good luck and don’t die.

See yall in MW4!! 🫡 TopLevelJDM signing out!

Stay Frosty

With the DMZ beta about to end I want to hear your favorite memory over the last four years of playing this game anyways see y’all in the new DMZ soon and remember stay frosty out there ultra one

Just curious - is there an official channel stating this is the case? I've seen a lot of streamers and COD content YouTubers commenting on this and claiming it's potentially "pay to win" in the sense that people could potentially be level 55 on the official release of MP on the 23rd, but...

Does anyone have anything proving that this is the case? I know they've stated that you earn xp for MP/Warzone by playing DMZ, but what evidence is there that this will be "on" from the 20th to the 23rd?

I'm just curious... I feel like it's a lot of noise over something that I think could really be mitigated by IW just... not turning on MP xp until Friday, or just resetting any MP xp to zero on day 1.

I’m curious to hear everyone’s thoughts, with all the information they’ve revealed what do you like, what do you dislike, unsure about, ect

I’ve been wanting a fast pace, major extraction shooter for a while now, and I feel like this is gonna be it, ive loved everything they’ve revealed thus far and gonna love the game when it comes out

From the movement, the new stash, traits, prestige, crafting, map, talk about how progression will work im hyped, and if it absolutely sucks (i doubt it,) ill go play warzone and i guess and ill be fine XD

Quick question, may seem daft.

The early access is generally from tomorrow but DMZ is from the 20th...do you think you need to order before tomorrow to get the early access. Only interested in DMZ really.

Or will it expire and you 'had your chance'?

Update: Had a resounding answer - anytime beore the 23rd is pre-order. thanks folks.

They’ve confirmed quite a bit but there are a few things they’ve left out intentionally, and I wanna hear what you think some of the blurry details will be, such as what the prestige skills will look like, how will they balance trait possum, the economy etc

We’ve seen some of the wanted players for incredibly large prices and they presumably can indefinitely get higher if there are leader boards I wonder how easy it will be to hunt these guys down and what happens when I just get a cool 1 mil or something wild

Then I’m also curious can’t wanted players abuse the possum trait to remove their bounty they don’t wanna pay off? How will they fix or balance that?

Alright I'll admit it, I sinned HARD. I saw the upcoming reward for earning serpentine on MW2 and honestly I want to get it. It's always been scratching at me but I've never been motivated until now. Is there anyone who can help me get the camo to 1. Get the reward and 2. Finally complete my camo collection?

I love/loved the original DMZ and I’m looking forward to the new game.

Where is the best recap or coverage of the game? Looking for a little heads up on what’s new, what is the same and maybe gameplay action.

I’ve been so busy with work I’ve not kept up.

https://reddit.com/link/1x6q56g/video/f56tsc4mpnvh1/player

Last guy wasn't cheating

I find it quite funny that a lot of the MP guys who grind the mastery camo thing lvling up gun in the new dmz will be easy.

It just won’t be lol you can’t just equip any gun you want anymore lol, you have to find a complete random manual exfil and craft it/buy. One death you lose it and need to craft/buy it again.

These guys will struggle A lot

I just preordered mw4!!

But I wanna know something, this might be a dumb question but will I be able to progress on the battle pass while playind dmz? I asked chatgpt but it said no. So I'm kinda scared cuz I'll probably spend most of my time on DMZ.

6 bullets, a knife and a dream 😅

I’ve been thinking about how to make the downed state in tactical modes like DMZ more cinematic and rewarding without slowing down the fast arcade flow we love. Right now, getting downed makes you feel completely helpless, which doesn't make sense logically. Think about it: if our operators have the strength to climb up a vertical ladder with one hand and smoothly draw a weapon with the other, why are they suddenly paralyzed and unable to pull a light pistol when laying on their back?

What if we added a balanced, high-stakes "Last Breath" mechanic as pure gameplay flavor to fix this? Here is how it would work to keep it balanced, tactical, and fun:

• The Armor Trigger: You don't get a second chance automatically. If you have no armor, you die instantly. But if you have armor plates equipped, a heavy torso shot or explosive blast knocks you flat onto your back instead of vaporizing you. It saves your life but leaves you fighting from the dirt.
• The Manual Toggle (Right-Click to Draw): You aren't forced into a rigid animation. By default, you just bleed out like normal and can scoot for cover with your hands free. But hitting Right-Mouse Click (or Left Trigger) pulls out your secondary weapon. This lets you play dead or bait an enemy before whipping out your gun at the last split-second.
• The Shaky Aim Penalty: Once your gun is out, your screen is painted red and your hands shake violently from the adrenaline and injury. You do not have 100% steady aim—you have to actively fight the heavy weapon sway to stabilize your shot.
• Loadout-Based Caliber & Ammo Upgrades: To keep the in-game action simple, your survival tool is built entirely in your pre-match gunsmith. You can choose base calibers ranging from a controllable 9mm, .45, or .38 up to a heavy .50 or .500 Magnum. You can even upgrade them with specialized ammo types like Hollow Point (high flesh damage for rushing enemies), FMJ (to shoot through thin cover while on your back), or Explosive/Incendiary rounds.
• The High-Stakes Gamble: Landing a shot with a lighter weapon is easier, but a massive .500 Magnum is an all-or-nothing risk. The recoil will send your injured hands flying into the sky, but a lucky point-blank hit with an explosive round packs enough kinetic energy to literally blast an armored enemy flat onto their back into a Last Breath state right next to you.
• The Dynamic with Dragging: Since the game lets us drag teammates, timing is everything. If you already managed to toggle and draw your pistol before your buddy starts dragging you, your gun stays out so you can lay down covering fire while being moved. If they grab you before you draw, the drag action overrules it and you're locked into the animation.

Imagine blowing an enemy into a downed state, rushing around the corner to execute them, and getting blasted by a desperate, explosive .500 Magnum shot from the floor. As your screen fades to black, your operator just sighs in pure, flabbergasted disbelief: "Well... I'll be absolutely damned."

Just a fun brainstorming idea to give the gameplay a bit more richness and spice. What do you guys think of the balance?

I enjoy hunting other players. Idk why everyone seems against this. I want to kill you and take your loot.. I will rez you but def want you dead first

You can hate the RGL, the riotshield, and the rat building all you want but at this point in time with all the cheaters, it’s strictly strategic.