Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Reveals New Playlist for This Week

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Sledgehammer Games has revealed this week's playlist for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, which sees users play on Terminal and Departures in a variety of game modes. The new playlist goes live on March 13, when Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 adds another new feature.

Modern Warfare 3 is about to introduce its crossover event with Warhammer 40K, which adds new content inspired by the popular sci-fi franchise. Beginning on March 13, users can unlock some of the new items by simply earning XP. Players who are willing to fork over some cash can purchase the Warhammer 40K Space Marines Tracker Pack Bundle, which includes two operator skins that can be equipped to earn bonus event XP.

Alongside the event's March 13 launch, Modern Warfare 3 is also adding a new playlist, Layovers 24/7. The playlist is airport-themed, as the name suggests, and sees users play on Terminal and Departures in Kill Confirmed, Team Deathmatch, Hardpoint, and Domination. The playlist's theme allows for a solid combination of maps, as Terminal's classic layout and Departures' more modern one should create an enjoyable mixture of gameplay. In case fans are unfamiliar, Departures was one of the maps added with Modern Warfare 3's Season 2 update in early February. Other rotational playlists that are currently live include Small Map Mosh Pit, Das Haus 24/7, 12v12 Mosh Pit, and more.

During Call of Duty'sWarhammer 40K event, Modern Warfare 3 will also add a new limited-time mode called Juggermosh. Unlike the new Layovers 24/7 playlist, there is no countdown on Modern Warfare 3's main menu for Juggermosh, so it appears that it won't be added tomorrow on March 13 with the event's initial launch. However, the event runs until March 27, so there's still plenty of time if it's not added on March 13.

Layovers 24/7 and the Warhammer 40K event aren't the only new additions toCall of Duty, as Modern Warfare 3 recently made a big change to Stims. The tactical equipment now recharges after 25 seconds, allowing users