Call of Duty Warzone 2.0: new Battle Pass, Lionel Messi’s debut and the requirements to play it on PC

Warzone 2.0 debuted this Thursday on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC consoles. Developed by the Infinity Ward studio and distributed by the publisher Activision, the second generation of the free battle royale is renewed not only for the graphic aspect, but also for a new Battle Pass system and the debut of Lionel Messi as a playable character.

From Argentine 15, Warzone 2.0 will take players to the new and the great Map of Al Mazra, in the fictional United Republic of Adal. It has 18 main points of interest, many of which are repeated in the multiplayer mode of Modern Warfare 2, the main game. These are Al Bagra Fortress, Embassy, ​​Zarqwa Hydroelectric, Taraq, Sariff Bay and Sa’id.

But the most relevant thing about the battle royale is this follow the line free to play from the original, that is, it is completely free and there are no restrictions on content; microtransactions will focus on cosmetic items that have no impact on gameplay.

Warzone 2.0: What the new Battle Pass is like

When you enter the menu inside Modern Warfare II or Warzone 2.0instead of seeing the familiar long horizontal strip of 100 levels to unlock, there’s an impressive large-scale map packed with additional content, also called the Area of ​​Operations (AO).

The new Season 01 Battle Pass is out divided into 21 different “Combat Sectors”from A0 (Bonus Combat Sector) to A20.

Combat sectors A1 to A20 are connected to each other. The key to progress is to look at sectors adjacent to (and therefore connected to) the one you’re currently unlocking.

Each section has a main and secondary prizes. For example, “The Orbiter” weapon blueprint is highlighted in Sector A1, but selecting it reveals four other items: the “Air Admission” calling card, a Double Weapon XP Token, the “Air Admission” emblem, and the paid rent “Charm weapon.

As explained by Activision, all of these items require a Battle Token Level Up to unlock. These are obtained simply by playinglike the levels of the old system.

In total you can get one max 100 battle token level skips, as they will be automatically spent at the end of the season if the sector items they wish to unlock have not been designated. Only the Battle Token level-ups of users who have purchased the Vault Edition of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 will be cumulative.

Specifically, using a Battle Token Skip Level “unlocks” an item for access. Items marked “free” are available to all players.

Once all the rewards in all combat sectors from A0 to A20 have been unlocked, only one more will remain called the “Victory Sector” which dispenses valuable bonus rewards for total victory.

It must be taken into account that the AO Sectors contain a total of 1,400 Call of Duty Points (CP), which, once completely unlocked, allow you to recover the amount spent when purchasing the Battle Pass.

This new Battle Pass for Warzone 2.0, in general terms, It is similar to the one implemented by Epic Games for Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 8, as a catalog of rewards.

Warzone 2.0: How to Get Neymar, Pogba & Messi as an Operator

Call of Duty has accustomed its legion of gamers special events with figures from cinema and music. Thus it was that in recent years with Modern Warfare, Black Ops: Cold War and Vanguard appeared Sylvester Stallone as Rambo, Arnold Schwarzenegger as the T-800 and even rapper Snoop Dog. Now it’s time for the World Cup figures Neymar, Pogba and the very Lionel Messi.

The first is the intrepid Neymar Jr., who will debut on November 21st. The Neymar Jr Operator Bundle (Tracer Pack) will include this new operator, as well as a blueprint for the “The Feared” weapon and the blueprint for the “Longball” weapon, the latter a battle rifle intended to provide significant fire support.

Next up will be world champion with France, Paul Pogba, who arrives on November 25 in the Tracer Pack: Packet Operator Paul Pogba. It will unlock the French midfielder as a new playable Operator, granting him an “Atomic Flea” weapon blueprint for silent support and a “Blue Thunder” weapon blueprint for getting high shots on goal.

Finally, there is the figure of the Argentine national team, Leo Messi, which will be available on the Store before the World Cup match against Poland, as part of the Messi Operator Package.

In addition to the Argentine striker as a playable operator, the box contains two weapon designs designed for close-range shooting: the elegant “Serie A” and the solid “Counter Attack”.

The three World Cup stars can be acquired in exchange for a certain number of Call of Duty Points (CP), such as the Battle Pass, which is purchased for dollars from the in-game store.

Warzone 2.0: minimum and recommended requirements to play on PC

The game, along with Season 1 that it shares with Modern Warfare 2.0, arrives on computers through the Steam store after a period of exclusivity on Battle.net, the client of Activision – Blizzard, owner of the game, and with minimum and recommended requirements confirmed.

Minimum

• Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit.
• Processor: Intel Core i3-6100 / Core i5-2500K or AMD Ryzen 3 1200.
• Memory: 8GB RAM.
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 or AMD Radeon RX 470.
• DirectX: version 12.
• Storage: 125GB of available space.

Recommended

• Operating System: Windows 10 64-bit or Windows 11 64-bit.
• Processor: Intel Core i5-6600K / Core i7-4770 or AMD Ryzen 5 1400.
• Memory: 12GB RAM.
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 580.
• DirectX: version 12.
• Storage: 125GB of available space