A popular new Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 gun camo, called Rotten Inferno, has been circulating on social media. It’s pretty cool, and it isn’t that difficult to obtain. However, it’s going to take you some time. The Rotten Inferno camo is the seasonal reward for season two, which started on February 7.
Unlocking the Rotten Inferno season 2 reward camo
If you’ve been playing Call of Duty for a while, you’re probably familiar with the seasonal reward system. They’re permanent unlocks that are earnable by completing challenges throughout the season. Unfortunately, this means you won’t be able to get Rotten Inferno until season two ends.
Completing the weekly challenges every week, you’ll need a minimum of five, gets you the reward at season’s end. The current season will last eight weeks, so it will require 40 weekly challenges in total. For the most part, the challenges aren’t too difficult, and most people will earn the reward just by playing the game weekly for a few hours.
What are the MW3 weekly challenges?
Weekly challenges, like daily challenges, are intended to give you more XP for completing tasks. Some even offer weapon blueprints and other rewards you can’t get elsewhere. For season two, they’re worth paying attention to if you want the Rotten Inferno weapon camo.
Here are some examples of weekly challenges, taken from season two’s first week of options:
- 30 Operator kills with suppressed recommended sniper rifles
- 20 Operator One Shot One Kills with recommended shotguns
- 15 Operator quick scope kills with recommended snipers
- 7 Operator double kills with recommended battle rifles
- 5 Operator triple kills with recommended assault rifles
- 5 Operator longshot kills with an 8x or greater magnification scope equipped to a recommended weapon
- 3 Operator collateral kills with recommended sniper rifles
Each challenge also gets you anywhere from 1,000 to 10,000 XP, so they’re worth competing regardless. As you can see, nearly all the challenges require minimal effort as long as you’re using the right weapons.