Honestly, the JAK Purifier is just a meme weapon in Modern Warfare 3, so the only reason you’ll want to unlock it and get kills is for challenges. Or because you just want to piss off your opponents. Anyone would think an underslung flamethrower would be a beast, but it just kind of isn’t.
How to unlock the JAK Purifier in MW3
Initially, the JAK Purifier was only able to be unlocked in MW3 during Season 1 of the battle pass. However, now,in MW3 Season 4, it rears its ugly, flaming head once more. To unlock it, you must simplycomplete daily challengeswith it selected from your armory unlocks.
Open up your challenge menu on the right of the screen. Here you can select armory unlocks andselect the JAK Purifier as the one you want to start working towards. You will then have to start completing daily challenges until you have earned enough to unlock them.
This shouldn’t take long. Simply complete the various ones you have for the day and then start winning matches to clear the list quickly. Once it’s done, you canstrap the JAK Purifierto a number of different assault rifles and start turning your opponents to toast in MW3.
How to get kills with the JAK Purifier
Your teammates are going to hate you for using this useless weapon almost as much as your crispy opponents. It isa hard weapon to get used todue to its rather slow time to kill and rubbish range. However, there is a way to rack up kills with the JAK Purifier in MW3 Season 4.
I would suggestfinding the smallest, tightest mapsyou can in MW3 in order to get kills with the JAK Purifier. Thecloser range of the fighting, the better. There is a particular benefit to the flamethrower in that it can hit multiple targets at once. If you group enemies together, you can turn them all into cinders at once.
Head into a map likeRust, Shipment, or Skidrow. These pack enemies in the tightest and will make getting those kills with the JAK Purifier much easier.Stay by cornersand wait to roast your opposition when they walk by.
Leo Gillick
Leo is a Freelance Writer for PC Invasion. He has a degree in English Literature and Film Studies and more hours buried into videogames than he cares to admit. He has worked extensively in the Videogame and Travel writing industry but, as they say, get a job doing something you love and you’ll never work a day in your life. He uses his writing as a means to support indefinite global travel with the current five year plan seeing him through Latin America.
