Call of Duty: MW3 Zombies Adding New Story Mission, Warlord, and More With Season 2 Reloaded

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is adding new content to its popular Zombies mode with a new story mission, Warlord, and more. The mid-season content update for Modern Warfare 3 includes an exciting amount of content, and the new story coming to Zombies promises some fresh action.

The Call of Duty franchise is one of the longest running first-person shooter series around, and the introduction of the Zombies mode back in 2008 with Call of Duty: World at War was a game-changer. Since the initial introduction of the mode, Zombies has been a favorite mode for many players. However, some fans have dealt with disappointment with the Zombies mode in Modern Warfare 3, as some players have been left underwhelmed by the amount of content in Season 2. Despite this disappointment from some players, the upcoming mid-season update is looking to add more content to the Zombies mode that includes some exciting new features.

Modern Warfare 3's mid-season update launches March 6 and will feature a new story mission for Zombies, including a new Warlord, Dark Aether Rift, and schematics that seek to add some exciting new content. The iconic Zombies mode has a long history of challenging, but exciting, gameplay, and the Season 2 update for Modern Warfare 3 hopes to bring some great action to players who have been waiting for more content.

When it comes to the new story mission, players will be tasked with aiding Sergei Ravenov while searching for a new anomaly in the Dark Aether. Completing the story mission will open an all-new Dark Aether Rift that promises exciting rewards, like the Blood Burner Key that summons the Blood Burner motorcycle. One of the most exciting parts about the update is the new Warlord that is being introduced. Warlord Keres is a chemical warfare specialist who players will be tasked with fighting after infiltrating her well-armed fortress. Soldiers, turrets, and poison gas grenades are just a few of the things players will have to look out for.

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