In It For The Long HaulĬlaymores, sentry guns and delta forces, always. This is fine because it’s increasing your level which carries over each time you play so you are able to get better weapons and survive longer.
You will die the first few times you play. Make sure that wherever you find there is shelter nearby for when the helicopters come for you.
Find a place that only has two entrances or a corner that has entrances as far away as possible. After this you and your partner will want to work together, like one person getting one side while the other person has the other. By then you should have enough money to get your first automatic rifle. I suggest that you save ammo by stabbing everyone for the first three rounds. You start with a semi-automatic pistol and can easily pick up a shotgun from the first enemy you kill. Everything costs money but don’t worry there is plenty to go around. Weapons – refill ammo and buy guns and weapon upgrades.Īrmor – frag grenades, claymores, body armor and sentry guns.Īir Support – predator missiles, air strikes and Delta forces.Īs you level up you get to unlock new weapons, better armor and air support. There are three stations scattered on the map that you need to be aware of: Every time you kill an enemy you get money.
After each round you are given 25 seconds to re-arm. You an a partner have to survive endless waves of enemies. Sometimes it’s all of them in the same wave, sounds interesting doesn’t it? I’ve played Survival mode more than anything else in the game and have learned the best ways to survive. It’s just waves of enemies coming at you and it’s not just light troops you have dogs, Juggernauts, suicide bombers, suicide bomber dogs, claymore experts and helicopters. Think of it as Zombies from Call of Duty: Black Ops but without zombies and having to barricade back up. Survival mode is one the new additions to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and one of my favorites.
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