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8 MW4 DMZ beginner's tips to help you conquer Hajin

A guide full of tips and tricks for players looking to succeed in Modern Warfare 4's DMZ mode.

8 MW4 DMZ beginner's tips to help you conquer Hajin

To survive in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's DMZ mode, focus on these eight key tips. First, track valuable items needed for crafting, which will have a pin icon next to them when found. Second, use a silencer for stealthier engagements, though it's not foolproof. Third, adjust your stash size before deploying, but be prepared to rotate between two operators for inventory space.

Fourth, insure your operator and weapons before deployment to avoid losing them upon death. However, note that insurance tokens are limited. Fifth, prioritize the Warfighter tree for traits, particularly the powerful Possum trait that allows self-revival once per match. Sixth, use story missions for spawning near objectives without completing them.

Seventh, choose lieutenant towers over the boss board for intel, as you'll encounter all lieutenants eventually. Lastly, avoid spending all your cash during free roam deployments; instead, focus on dynamic operations for significant cash rewards.

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