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How to get Modern Warfare 2 Twitch Drops

If you are you wondering how to get Modern Warfare 2 Twitch Drops, look no further as we have a guide on exactly what you need to do here

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 

If you are beginning to jump into the latest COD game, you may be asking how to get Modern Warfare 2 Twitch Drops. After all, they are offering some great initial rewards for players that offer a bit of a headstart or just some unique cosmetics.

So, to find out what you need to do, from linking your Call of Duty account to knowing when the cutoff point is to grab the blueprint for the gun, we have all you need to know below. That way you can get some gear for your best loadouts.

How to get Modern Warfare 2 Twitch Drops?

To get Modern Warfare 2 Twitch Drops you need to do the following:

As mentioned, the rewards you can earn include a unique charm at 15 minutes, a unique calling card and emblem at 30 minutes, a unique sticker at 45 minutes, and a weapon blueprint at 60 minutes. Once earned, these rewards will need to be claimed on Twitch through the drops menu and then they will appear in-game.

These rewards are only available between October 28, 2022, and November 6, 2022, so be sure to watch your 60 minutes before the end date hits.

With the Modern Warfare 2 Twitch Drops in your back pocket, you can begin your journey of unlocking the weapons and guns or the camos grind with a great sniper rifle to get you started. But, if sniping isn’t your style, you can also check out our guide to the best guns and weapons in the game.

Echo has years of experience writing about PS5, Xbox, and the best games and franchises that console players love. They joined The Loadout in 2021 as a staff writer and worked their way up to be the site's guides editor, before departing in 2023. They've written hundreds of guides on games such as Call of Duty, XDefiant, Spider-Man 2, Starfield, and many more. They were also the custodian of The Loadout's various PS Plus games and Xbox Game Pass games lists, informing subscribers about any new, departing, or interesting games that they could play. In their time writing, they have attended industry events like Gamescom and WASD. Additionally, they have conducted interviews with the teams behind Lords of the Fallen, Blue Protocol, Dying Light 2, and more since beginning their writing journey at university.