News - New Season 2 Leaked Weapons - Warzone 2
The Discord. Now, first off, let's start with the weapons that I think we know are going to be in the game; however, for season 2. I would not be surprised if Infinity Ward pivots based on some of the backlash that we've seen regarding the game thus far and they bring in other weapons that we already have seen in the game file.
So right now, the weapons that we believe or are theorizing about are going to be in the game, and this has been reported by other people as well. This is the Russian shotgun. The November 12 is a semi-automatic shotgun. This was actually produced by Ismash to compete with the Saga 12, so this is different from the Saga 12.
It's probably actually better than this, like a 12. This is going to be a really nice weapon. We've seen the attachments, the muzzles, which were unfinished and did not have textures on them. They were unfinished textureless muzzle devices in the game, and it was found in the game files that it seems like it's going to be the Veper 12.
So the Veper 12 shotgun is again a semi-automatic shotgun, so basically think of this as the Russian AA-12 that would typically be thought of as the Saga 12, but the ISMA produced the November 12 to compete directly with that back in 2003 when that thing went into production, so the November 12 seems like it's definitely going to come at some point.
That's a really nice shotgun with a fully automatic rate of fire there, so that'll be a really good shotgun to see in the game. The next one here is a crossbow, which, honestly. I'm not sure many players would be excited about a crossbow, which we've seen in previous games, specifically Modern Warfare 2019, and I think the cross was fun, but I don't think it screams excitement when it comes to a brand new weapon.
It certainly can't be a battle pass weapon or a challenge weapon for DMZ; that's more of a mid-season weapon that you would get with the challenges there, just like it was in Modern Warfare 2. So knowing that the Vepr 12 shotgun and the crossbow are the two weapons that we've heard of so far, and from the blog post last week (I believe it was January 18th; that was their blog post where Infinity War did confirm that there's going to be five weapons for season two, so five total weapons, and we also need to keep in mind the platform system because they're going to add new platforms with the potential to build on them, and there's also the potential to add to existing platforms as well, so the weapons going forward are going to be pretty interesting to see what they do here, but right now let's assume that the Evapor 12 and the crossbow are potentially scrapped for another season.
Or maybe they're going to be coming at some point, and we're going to have more than five weapons, based on what's in the game files right now. Let's go ahead and dive into this information that I have been provided by the sources I told you about earlier, and this is not a leak or anything; this is stuff that's in the game files, especially in the Cod mobile files, before the game Modern Warfare 2 even went into beta.
So, first off, there's a weapon called the servo, spelled S-e-r-v-a-l. Now I can't show this on the screen because I don't want to get a copyright strike or anything like that, but the servo is a fully automatic, air-cooled light machine gun chambered in 556 that supports your team and pins down the enemy with a high fire rate and overwhelming cover and fire.
I remember when the m2549. Saw, was shown in the original Call of Duty 4 trailer on the PS3 at the time, and I was really excited to see the very first Saw footage on, what was it, the next-gen consoles, the PS3, so this is kind of a mainstay in any modern Call of Duty game. the M249 saw or the Mark 46 had to see which variation they bring into the game, but it is stated here that it is chambered in 556.
That also brings in a lot of different potential for, different variations of this that we'll get into something like the FN-Evils, which is the New Evolution or the new iterative version of the next-gen version of it. I believe they actually potentially entered that into the NGSW program, and you also have different capabilities for this weapon to take different calibers, but right now it's chambered in 556 by 45 NATO.
So the M249, or the Mark 46, or the Mark 9, as it's known from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2019, was a beamer and definitely broken, so hopefully they learned their lesson, but I would really love to see a nice tactical saw enter the game with specific attachments for those weapons. They always do a good job of bringing in attachments that are specifically designated for the weapon as far as optics, multiple devices, grips, and things like that, so especially here in Modern So I'm excited to see the M249 install, and hopefully for the belt pouch, we get a nut sack, which is that cloth pouch instead of the polymer type magazine box that it came with in Modern Warfare 2019.
I much prefer that nut-sack pouch; it just makes it look that much more aesthetically pleasing, so the M249 saw, whether it's in the para version or whatnot. I think we'll be able to convert it no matter what version it comes with. The M249 saw, the Mark 46, is the first weapon that makes sense because we haven't obviously had an LMG added yet, only being here in season two, so next up outside of that, we have the M249 saw.
The next one is going to be the Tavor 21 or potentially the X95, so the 2421 Tar 21 is a weapon that we've known of. Modern Warfare 2, the original as well as the x95, have made their way into the or the micro Tactical, as it's also known, and have made their way into many Call of Duty games, so either of those options is most likely going to make its way into the game.
You could definitely bring the Tavor 21 and convert it into the Michael Tavor or the x95, as well, so that's one weapon that, again, you can probably make a couple of different conversions just with the one platform. Or maybe what they're saying is that five weapons are a platform with different platforms associated with it.
We won't know until the season itself releases, but the Tavor 21 or the X95 would be a really nice addition. This is going to be a Bullpup assault rifle chambered in 556 by 45 millimeters, and I'm really excited for this if it does come out in season two. That would be a great addition to the game.
I'm a little surprised that the Tavori 21 was chosen over the Desertech MDR, but it does make sense given that it does have a kind of nostalgia within the Call of Duty community, so the Tavori 21, the X95, or the Michael Tavor could also potentially make their way into season two, or some of these could also be held over into season three.
