The first Modern Warfare II DLC honors these within the army

The latest mainline Call of Duty recreation, Modern Warfare II, is out tomorrow, and followers are past excited to get into the sport. There’s lots to check out with the brand new multiplayer maps and the single-player marketing campaign, plus the revamped battle royale mode that’s popping out in November, and as if that wasn’t sufficient, Activision already introduced the sport’s first DLC. It’s referred to as the Endowment Protector pack, and it’s already accessible for buy on the in-game retailer.

All of the proceeds from the Modern Warfare II DLC will go to Activision Blizzard’s Call of Duty Endowment, the corporate’s very personal charity that assists army veterans within the US and UK find new jobs after they return from service. The pack will run gamers $10, with proceeds from the gross sales going on to the Call of Duty Endowment as much as $4 million. The most notable objects within the pack embrace a pores and skin referred to as “The Protector” for Operator Hutch, together with blueprints for the Protector’s Companion rifle and the Duty Calls sniper rifle. The remainder of the objects are as follows:

• “Frontline Stripes” Vehicle Skin
• “Tagged” Weapon Charm
• “Ready for Anything” Animated Calling Card
• “Mermen” Calling Card
• “Seeing Double” Static Animated Emblem
• One Double XP Token, One Double Weapon XP Token

As one other particular perk for individuals who serve, Activision has additionally partnered with USAA to offer the Protector Pack away utterly free to present and former members of the army within the US. The Call of Duty collection depends fully on the tales and real-life actions of army members (like pulling from real-life battles, for instance), so it appears solely becoming that they might give a few of their large earnings again to those that impressed the video games within the first place. I’d like to see Activision do much more to assist vets sooner or later, however for now, this can be a ok place to begin.