How does the new Backpack and Storage system of DMZ work in Warzone 2?

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Call of Duty Warzone 2 was recently released on a global scale after which fans can finally get their hands on Activision’s latest Battle Royale title and experience its gameplay. The developers have introduced multiple new features that can also be considered a complete overhaul of some of the most basic things that players were used to in Warzone, its predecessor.

Season 1 for the game and the first Battle Pass will be shared across the game platform and will have cross-progression enabled. Along with major changes in movement and combat mechanics, developers have also indulged themselves to bring about a more realistic pace to looting while on Al Mazrah.

There is a lot of debate around this new looting mechanism and the impact that it entails as a result of directly affecting the pace of Warzone 2. Fans can continue to read below and find a detailed discussion on the new backpack and storage system specific to Warzone 2’s DMZ mode.

DMZ game mode was released alongside Warzone 2 to provide players with a survival game mode that involves a more tactical and strategic approach to complete missions rather than resorting to a Rambo playstyle. DMZ stands for Demilitarized Zone and introduces the map of Al Mazrah from a fresh perspective while portraying Call of Duty’s version of Escape from Tarkov.

Players are required to scour and collect supplies from the map where they can find meds and weapons alike. Storing all these items is important as the game mode has a death penalty that causes the collectibles to drop and be lost forever.

Certain items can be carried in the loadout itself while other miscellaneous supplies are stored in the backpack. Here is a list of all the items that can be carried along in the loadout.

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