Modern Warfare 2andWarzone 2have a new shared battle pass system that allows players to choose how they progress. It’s great as it lets you prioritize certain unlocks over others depending on what you want most. However, the tokens that you use to unlock items have confused players as they aren’t overly well explained. Here’s our guide on How to get Battle Pass Tokens inWarzone 2andModern Warfare 2.
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How to get Battle Pass Tokens inWarzone 2andModern Warfare 2
For the most part,Modern Warfare 2‘s Battle Pass system has been received well. It’s nice to have a little more freedom in regard to what items you unlock first. Some players may choose to prioritize the new weapons while others could beeline for a particular variant they like.
Traditional Battle Pass tiers are gone and in their place, Battle Pass Tokens have been added. These tokens are spent to unlock one item of choice, although that item has to be within a segment that you already have access to. Also, just because an item is listed as free does not mean you may unlock it without spending a token. The free description just means that item is available on the free version of the Battle Pass.
To get Battle Pass Tokens inWarzone 2andModern Warfare 2you have to earn in-game experience. The exact math on how tokens are earned is unclear, but we do know that the rate at which you earn them is faster if you earn more experience and score. Although, in saying that, the main factor in how many Tokens you earn still appears to be total playtime.
The reality then is that there is no currently known method to get Battle Pass Tokens inWarzone 2andMW2. All you can do is play both games as normal and attempt to perform to the best of your abilities. Playing game modes that reward more experience will help but you are probably better off just playing whatever you enjoy most.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2is available on PC viaBattle.netandSteam.
Kurt Perry
Kurt is a passionate games writer who loves JRPGs, racing games, and FPS. Having grown up on Xbox, Kurt transitioned to PC gaming in 2017 but still enjoys playing a variety of platforms.
