Call of Duty Mobile Season 3 | Updates and New Weapons
Call of Duty Mobile Season 3 will offer a brand new battle pass that includes free and premium items such as new operators, new functional weapons, weapon blueprints, calling cards, charms, COD points and more.
Activision has been presenting Season 3 of COD Mobile since April 01. The new update is based on a theme from around 80 and the star of the show is Snoop Dogg. The development comes after the company announced Call of Duty Warzone and Vanguard Season 2.
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Call of Duty Mobile Season 3 will offer a new battlepass that includes free and premium items like new operators, new functional weapons, weapon blueprints, calling cards, charms, COD points and more.
Snoop Dogg's first call of duty will come: Mobile Season 3. The draw will feature a 24K gold-embroidered costume and a "decorated" version of the rapper's "gold-plated" gold-plated legend in a special Lucky Draw starting April 1st. SMG. It also comes with Death Effects animation that flashes enemies under concert lights. More details will be revealed later this week.
According to Activision, “Players will compete in the shiny category of collector cars on the road during the day. Strict quarters provide some intense firefighting in buildings, on the streets and in back alleys. "
The game packs new operators like Gunzo - Clownpin, Park - Glam and D-O-Double-G Snoop Dogg as freelance cover agents and field operatives. There's also a new Miami: Strike map, a smaller version of the original Miami map.
In its press release, Activision also marks the start of World Championship 2022 Phase 1 and Ranked Series 1 from March 31. There are two new theme events - Soldier's Choice and Easter Battle Royale. Players will be able to interact daily with Raul Menendez to drive their XP generation through their choices. Meanwhile, Easter Battle Royale requires players to find and collect Easter Bunny eggs that can be turned into rewards in a vending machine on a map.
Earlier this month, Activision announced that it was working on a mobile version of their popular Battle Royale game, Warzone - and was considering hiring new talent to develop the project. The publisher has confirmed the sequel to Modern Warfare and the new Battle Royale experience, which is built from the ground up, promising a new 'sandbox' mode, allowing players to create their own maps.
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