Last on the list are Attack Dogs, unlocked at ten kills, which unleashes a pack of dogs on nearby foes for a period of time. After that comes the Flamenaut at nine kills, which summons a flameflower and protective suit with unlimited fuel, both of which are only lost on death. Next on the list is the War Machine, unlocked at seven kills, which allows players to equip a semi-automatic grenade launcher with a fixed number of grenades that persists until it runs out of ammunition.
Both planes can be shot down, however, so players may wish to save up for the five-kill rewards: Glide Bomb, Death Machine, and Mortar Barrage, each of which deals direct damage to the enemy like Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War's Nuke killstreak. Four kills will open up Care Package, which drops a care package that will reward players with a random killstreak on pickup Spy Plane, which will call in a spy plane to reveal all enemy positions on the minimap or Counter Spy Plane, which calls in a plane that obscures the minimap for enemies. The list of killstreaks begins with Intel at three kills, which will use repeated pings on the minimap to reveal nearby enemies to the summoning player for a short period. RELATED: Call of Duty: Vanguard Multiplayer Gets Action-Packed New Trailer Also appearing are a variety of new killstreak rewards which begin being unlocked at three kills and increase in difficulty until a maximum of 10 kills. This includes the revelation that Call of Duty: Vanguard is indeed bringing back the killstreak system, as was predicted by at least one reputable leaker.Īpparently, the Call of Duty: Vanguard beta will offer players 10 different killstreaks to choose from, including Glide Bomb-a returning feature from Sledgehammer‘s previous World War 2 title-and Death Machine, which previously appeared in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. The Call of Duty: Vanguard open beta is rapidly approaching, and a few advance copies have already gone out to content creators, meaning that new details are already coming to light.
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