The wait for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 feels like it gets longer every day, even with new seasonal content in Modern Warfare 3 to tide players over.

But for some, they can’t help but look back at MW3 and hope that some of its mistakes are not repeated in BO6, including one that came up in a recent conversation by a gamer who made a really good point that I hadn’t thought of.

The Haunting is here in Call of Duty and it’s brought a haunted mode in Warzone, along with several spooky rewards to unlock.

There are several challenges to complete to unlock all of the free goodies this time around. Here’s everything you need to do to unlock the “Cloud Watching” camo in Warzone and unlock all nine rewards in the Purgatory Island limited-time event in CoD.

Call of Duty’s annual Halloween-themed event The Haunting is only a couple of days old, but gamers are pretty disappointed with what this year has to offer.

Modern Warfare 3’s Haunting especially pales in comparison to last year’s event, which featured a fully playable experience on the Al Mazrah battle royale map. There were special monsters to kill, like the Butcher from Diablo, a UFO, swamp monsters, and more, all with challenges associated with them.

Warzone’s new limited-time mode Purgatory on Hellspawn (a spooky variant of Rebirth Island) introduced eight challenges to tackle with season six—each earning you a unique reward.

Two of these Warzone challenges require you to get kills using the Terriballs, which is undoubtedly hard given the balls aren’t marked on the map and you don’t know what they look like from the get-go. With that in mind, here everything you’ll need to know to start securing vital eliminations using the Terriball on Warzone‘s Purgatory Island.

Another new organization is reportedly attempting to acquire a franchise slot in the Call of Duty League—and it could be looking to make an immediate splash by targeting some big-name players for its 2025 roster.

Gentle Mates, an esports organization owned in part by former French CoD pro Gotaga, is working on a deal to obtain the CDL spot owned by the Los Angeles Guerrillas, according to a report by Dexerto’s Jacob Hale. Hale also reports Gentle Mates is attempting to sign some superstar players in Scrap and HyDra, who have already been linked to reports on Los Angeles Thieves’ roster plans ahead of the 2025 season.

Call of Duty’s season six for Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone went live yesterday with The Haunting festivities, but one of the game’s two new guns was so scary, it had to be nerfed very quickly.

The weapon in question is the DTIR 30-06, a poorly named but overperforming battle rifle, and it’s gotten taken down multiple pegs when it comes to its performance in Warzone. Its stats in MW3 were not specified.

Warzone is still as hot as ever in the Call of Duty community, so it’s still important to know what the Warzone meta guns are before crafting a loadout and heading into a match.

Players may feel overwhelmed trying to choose a loadout for their Warzone matches, as there are well over 120 weapons after six seasons of live-service content. But there is a science to finding out which guns outperform others.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3’s massive roster of weapons is full of many guns that feel similar to each other, but the gun you’re here for today is unlike any other.

One of the new weapons added in MW3’s season six is an LMG that’s unlike any of the others available in the game because it uses a feature that’s completely unique to the game in the CoD franchise so far.

Michael Myers. Ghostface. Freddy Krueger. Jason Voorhees. Leatherface, Chucky, Candyman, Pinhead, and so on. The list of iconic slasher movie killers grows. And now, we have Art the Clown.

Art the Clown? Yes, Art the Clown from Terrifier. If you haven’t seen the horror franchise, that’s all right. It’s a bit niche and pretty recent, too. But when you talk to slasher fans, they’ll say he deserves to be up there, too.

A good battle rifle can stand toe to toe with an AR in Call of Duty, and that’s what season six of Modern Warfare 3 added to the game as a final parting gift.

The DTIR 30-06’s name is a mouthful, and that’s exactly what you’ll be giving your opponents with our build—a mouthful of bullets. This is easily one of the best battle rifles in MW3 and one that could continue to be used in Warzone once MW3’s year for live-service ends.