How to get the Damascus Dog Tag in MW2 DMZ
Take a look at our explainer of the Damascus Dog Tag in MW2 DMZ, which is a valuable reward for players who reach a certain exfil streak.
The Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 DMZ mode has been a breath of fresh air for many players over the current game's lifecycle, adding a new way for players to enjoy the COD experience with an extraction shooter formula.
If you want to be among the very best in this mode, you'll need to get your hands on a Damascus Dog Tag - but how do you do it? Follow our rundown below to learn more.
How can you get the Damascus Dog Tag?
The Damascus Dog Tag is awarded to players who perform 10 exfils in a row. As the max streak, this is no easy task, and you will need to be cautious and careful every time you deploy in, but you will be well-rewarded if you manage to complete the task.
Aside from getting an exfil streak of 10, you can also potentially loot the Damascus Dog Tag from other players. This will require the player to have it in their inventory when you down them, meaning it's an exceptionally rare thing to occur, but stranger things have happened.
What is the Damascus Dog Tag?
The Damascus Dog Tag is an incredibly valuable item in DMZ that's worth $50K, making it one of the most treasured items in the whole mode, partly due to how difficult it can be to obtain.
Dog Tags in DMZ are rewarded to players who go on successful exfil streaks, with higher tier Dog Tags awarded for longer streaks. The value of each Dog Tag rises by quite a bit, making it an effective way to earn cash if you can get a streak going.
We also cover where to use the Police Armory Key in MW2 DMZ, so you can grab some valuable loot
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