The Boys' A-Train Has a Wild Execution in Call of Duty
A recently shared video showcased The Boys' A-Train wild operator finishing move in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. It involves an execution featuring high speed, culminating in a lethal takedown that fans of The Boys and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 might want to take a look at.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has just launched Season 1 Reloaded, introducing a plethora of new content along with a collaboration with the popular TV series The Boys. Developed by Sledgehammer Games, Modern Warfare 3 has gained immense popularity since its release. However, despite its widespread success, the game has faced significant criticism for various aspects, particularly its short campaign duration, clocking in at a mere 4 hours.
A video shared on Twitter by CharlieIntel has showcased the wild finishing move for The Boys' A-Train operator in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Staying true to his character's style in the superhero show, A-Train demonstrates a savage execution by sprinting at high speed around his target before delivering a series of high-velocity strikes to the victim's head, culminating in a swift and lethal takedown. In this collaboration, players will be able to participate in The Supe Siege event, where they can acquire a variety of The Boys-themed items while also completing 6 challenges in an interesting twist on the popular game mode, Kill Confirmed.
The A-Train operator bundle, available for purchase in the COD Store during Season 1 Reloaded, features various other items such as the Turbocharged assault rifle blueprint, Fast AF SMG blueprint, The Boys A-Train loading screen, and this finishing move called «Fastest Man in the World.» It's important to note that A-Train Bundles are exclusively available during Season 1 Reloaded, and once the season concludes, players will no longer have the option to acquire these bundles in-store.
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