How to get a deployable Buy Station in Warzone 2
If you're looking to get your hands on a Deployable Buy Station in Warzone 2, here's all you need to know about how to get one as well as use it in the game.
The Deployable Buy Station in Warzone 2 is one of a lot of new features along with fixes and improvements in Season 3 Reloaded, available in game modes including DMZ.
For those aren't in the know though, my guide will take you through all you need to know about how to get and deploy one.
How to find a Deployable Buy Station
The first thing you need to know about finding Deployable Buy Stations is that they work the same as the regular ones in that they have all the same items; in this case, Deployable Buy Station markers are found as rare loot in the game.
As such, you can find them in areas with a lot of loot like Zaya Observatory, Al Mazrah City, and Sawah Village. These will also be available via Supply Boxes so be sure to check them out as well.
After acquiring the Deployable Buy Station, you will need to use it to gain access to weapon loadouts and other items.
How to use a Deployable Buy Station marker
To use a Deloyable Buy Station, you need to throw the marker on the ground for it to appear in Warzone too. The green smoke emitted will mark the coordinates for the station.
The coordinates will be visible to other players as a basket on the Tac Map and minimap. Players who are in close proximity to the marker will get an announcement of the marker deployment.
As such, there's a high probability they will also come towards the Buy Station. If the delivery drone of the buy station is destroyed while on its way to its designated location by players, then the buy station will be available at its current coordinates.
When it reaches the ground, any player can interact with it and use it to get their desired weapon loadouts and necessary items.
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