Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone: Price, what's included, and is it worth buying?

Modified Jul 06, 2024 13:19 GMT

The Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone is a Weapon Blueprint pack and is now available to purchase. It comes with two Blueprints, both equipped with animated camos. However, none of the Blueprints carry any tracer or death effects which might disinterest a few fans. Overall, all items in the bundle carry a Chinese art style that is certain to turn a few heads in-game.

That said, in this brief article, we'll take closer a look at the Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone, its price, all the items it comes with, and whether it is worth the price.

Price of the Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone

The Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone costs 1400 CP (COD Points), which is roughly equivalent to $14 in real-world currency. If you have sufficient CP in your account, you can head over to your in-game store and buy the bundle from the Blueprints section near the bottom of the page.

If you do not have the required amount of COD Points balance, you will first need to buy them from your platform's respective storefronts. These points are available in packs and they are as follows:

200 COD Points: $1.99
500 COD Points: $4.99
1,000 (+100 Bonus) COD Points: $9.99
2,000 (+400 Bonus) COD Points: $19.99
4,000 (+1,000 Bonus) COD Points: $39.99
7,000 (+2,500 Bonus) COD Points: $74.99
10,000 (+3,000 Bonus) COD Points: $99.99
15,000 (+6,000 Bonus) COD Points: $149.99

Since the bundle costs 1400 CP, you'll first need to buy the $9.99 pack (1100 CP) and the $1.99 pack (200 CP) twice, which will total to 1500 CP and will be enough to buy the bundle.

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What's included in the Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone?

The Kung Fu Warrior Bundle in MW3 and Warzone consists of 5 items, two of which are Weapon Blueprints, two of them being in-game cosmetics, and lastly a consumable.

Everything included with the Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone (Image via Activision)

Here's everything that is included in the Kung Fu Warrior bundle:

"Kung Fu Style" Weapon Blueprint for the SOA Subverter Battle Rifle
"Ignition's End" Weapon Blueprint for the Holger 26 Lightmachine Gun
"The Five Animals" Large Decal
"Kung Fu Warrior" Loading Screen
1 Hour Double Weapon XP Token

Although the bundle contains a total of 5 items, most players will care only about the two Blueprints, both of which are for two of the popular weapons in the titles at the moment. Hence, some fans might wonder whether spending $14 or 1400 CP for two Blueprints is worth it. For those fans, check out the section below to see if the bundle is worth your money.

Is the Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone worth buying?

The answer to the question of whether the Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone is worth buying is both a yes and a no, and it depends on the player. If you already have extra COD Points lying in your account and are a fan of the Chinese art style, you might consider buying this bundle.

Both Blueprints come with animated camo, with the Holger 26 displaying a leaping tiger and the SOA Subverter showcasing a hissing serpent. And both the weapons are quite popular in the game at the moment and hence, it might just be worth your money.

That said, if you're not a fan of Chinese art style or don't have disposable COD Points in your account, we suggest skipping this one. There are plenty of other bundles in the titles that provide better value for the money such as the Beyond bundle, which includes a Blueprint for the Kar98K, RAM-9, and plenty of other cosmetics.

Additionally, it is worth noting here that all purchases made in Modern Warfare 3, will not carry over to Black Ops 6 when it launches. Hence, before you spend your money, keep the new carry-over rules in mind.

That covers everything that you need to know about the Kung Fu Warrior bundle in MW3 and Warzone.

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Edited by Ritoban "Veloxi" Paul