Here's how you can get a Durable Gas Mask in MW2 DMZ

Here's how you can get a Durable Gas Mask in MW2 DMZ

Here's how you can find and equip a Durable Gas Mask in Warzone 2 DMZ.

06th Dec 2022 15:57

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Like many items in this mode, the DMZ mode has many fun and interesting missions that players can compete in order to get their hands on new loot and rewards. With most of the challenges being pretty easy to complete, there are a few that are causing frustration among the gaming community – finding a durable gas mask is one!

This guide will show you where you need to look to complete this challenge in DMZ mode.

Where can you find a Durable Gas Mask?

The biggest issue with DMZ mode challenges is that there isn’t a fixed spawn point, making finding specific loot a lot harder.

Luckily, the same as standard Warzone 2 mode, masks can be found in areas very similar. Searching through orange loot cache crates and duffel bags is the easiest way to find a gas mask, and although the gas masks are randomized when spawned, searching through high amounts of these specific areas can help.

If you feel searching through many loot caches and bags to be time-consuming you can obtain the mask through the extraction game mode, which will cost you a hefty $2000, which is only recommended if you want to complete your task before you exfil, but again, an expensive avenue to go down.

If this option is the preferred route for you, just like in Warzone, obtain as much cash as you can via looting, and once you have secured $2000, go to a Buy Station and purchase it.

Although yes, this is a pricy way to obtain a mask, it can also save you and win you the game. If you are trying to extract and make your way to the helicopter point, you may be hit with radiation which you can only survive with a gas mask. If you don’t have a mask, you may die and lose not only all your loot but the game.

Here's how to do the MW2 DMZ glitch.

Amelia-Eve Warden

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