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“Unlocking the Ultimate Power: Your Guide to Pack-A-Punch in Call of Duty: MW3 Zombies”

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The popular Zombies mode from Treyarch returns in Call of Duty. Modern Warfare 3 offers a new large-scale Zombies extraction mode. Although it’s not the traditional round-based experience, it still includes many core Zombies features, like the Pack-a-Punch machine. However, there are some changes to the mode. Here’s all the information you need to know about upgrading your weapons in MW3 Zombies.

How Pack-a-Punch works

MW3 Zombies is played on the brand-new Urzikstan map in Warzone. Pack-a-Punch icons, which are always located in each of the three threat levels, are marked on your map.

The classic Pack-a-Punch machine lets you upgrade your weapon by three levels. In MW3 Zombies, you can still upgrade your weapons three times, but you can only upgrade them once per zone, meaning the low-threat zone is only good for the first weapon upgrade. You’ll need to venture off into the next threat level for the second upgrade, and you’ll need to battle through the high-threat zone for the third and final upgrade.

Pack-a-Punch costs:

  • 5,000 points for the first tier
  • 10,000 points for the second tier
  • 15,000 points for the third tier

Pack-a-punched guns don’t save

It’s important to note that while most items you find during your matches can be extracted and saved for later use, you can’t save your weapon upgrades. The weapons you pay to upgrade via Pack-a-Punch and the weapon level rarities will be removed from the guns and melee items you exfil.

Pack-a-punching is expensive, so make sure you only upgrade your weapons when you have enough time to use them. Don’t save upgrading for the end of your match, because those weapons will go back to base level weapon blueprints for your next game.

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