CoD MW3 Stash House: Players praise "instant classic" with Breaking Bad link
radiotimes.comCoD MW3 Season 2 has brought a whole host of new content, with maps such as Stash House earning fan praise for not only being an “instant classic”, but also for featuring a Breaking Bad link in the maps’ trailer.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 features many crossovers with different brands, franchises and celebrities, but there has never been an official Breaking Bad tie-in, making this an easter egg rather than anything official.
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It’s not the first time CoD has featured a Breaking Bad wink and a nod, as a very familiar-looking motorhome with taped-up bullet holes made an appearance in CoD MW2 as shown off by u/Recon648 on Reddit.
But we won’t tease and tantalise any longer. Read on to get the scoop on what Stash House is and what the players think!
Stash House is a new 6v6 multiplayer map for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 in a “small but luxurious residence, which has stacks of Cash in all corners”.
The house is situated in a sleepy and affluent neighbourhood in California, flanked by lush trees and rolling hills making for an unassuming locale where gun battles will rage.
As the map is so small, Activision tells us in the official blog post that “lightning reflexes [are] needed to succeed on this map”, meaning players will have to either make use of the classic hip-fire or the new Tac-Stance, as there will be scant chances to find the time to aim down the sights.
In team-based game modes, teams will either spawn in the driveway or next to the hot tub with the house itself being in the middle.
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Some fans have taken to Reddit to crown it as “an instant classic” in the same vein as Shipment or Rust was for the original Modern Warfare and Modern Warfare 2.
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