What to Expect From Modern Warfare’s All-or-Nothing Game Mode
As Season 5 continues, another new mode is coming to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare this week, following the addition of One in the Chamber. This week, Modern Warfare is getting ‘All-or-Nothing,’ a mode which gives players a very limited starting loadout.
The Modern Warfare All-or-Nothing Mode
Just like the recent addition of One in the Chamber, the new Modern Warfare All-or-Nothing mode coming this week is a Free For All mode. In this game type, you’ll spawn into the match with just a Throwing Knife, a handgun with no bullets, and very limited perks. To win, you need to be the first player to score 20 kills. However, to do so, you will of course need to scavenge better gear from around the map. Not doing so quickly could mean that you find yourself severely outgunned by rival players.
Alongside All or Nothing, Infinity Ward is also adding a few new playlists to Modern Warfare this week. Chaos 10v10 and Face Off will both be available this week as other playlists are cycled out of rotation. The first of these, Chaos 10v10, is a moshpit playlist featuring a range of 6v6 maps which have all had their player caps raised to 10v10. As such, you’ll find that matches in this playlist are crowded and much more frantic than usual.
Face Off is another new playlist which offers various normal multiplayer modes like Domination, Grind, and Kill Confirmed. However, the playlist applies all these modes onto a 3v3 Gunfight setup. Over in Call of Duty: Warzone, the battle royale game also still has access to the 50v50 Warzone Rumble mode; a very different new game type which was recently added with Season 5. However, Plunder & Blood Money Quads have returned now, alongside the standard Battle Royale Solos, Duos, Trios, and Quads. Some of these modes were temporarily disabled when Warzone Rumble first launched.