Modern Warfare 2 Raid Spec Ops mode explained

Modern Warfare 2 Raid game mode (Image via Activision)
Modern Warfare 2 Raid game mode (Image via Activision)

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 was released by Activision to redefine the entire franchise and bring in much-needed changes and improvements to mark the beginning of a new era for future titles. Developers introduced various different features that distinctly differentiate the 2022 release from its predecessors.

One of the most anticipated features of Modern Warfare 2 was the opportunity for players to complete a list of different missions in a co-op environment. Building on this further, the publishers are scheduled to release Warzone 2.0 along with DMZ game mode to broaden the overall choice of multiplayer modes over the entire title collection.

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The introduction of the Spec Ops mode enables players to dive into the PvE world without worrying about losses and concentrating on a common objective or mission that is provided in that particular scenario. A list of missions that helps one identify their strengths on the battlefield is a sort of orientation that not many games provide while delivering solid playstyle options.

Fans can continue to read the discussion below as we try to understand what a Raid mode might entail and how it could affect the current flow of Modern Warfare 2.


Modern Warfare 2 Raid game mode

Introducing too many features and options in a game inevitably makes it hard to handle and understand, but developers have hit a sweet spot with Modern Warfare 2. The game provided three enjoyable Spec Ops missions at the time of launch and announced that fans can expect more content focused towards the co-op mode at regular intervals of time.

The hype around such a mode is usually overshadowed by everyone trying to grind the fastest to the rank cap or to get all the weapon camos. Spec Ops is for players who enjoy tactical battles and surgically take down enemies to complete objectives with a partner.

Raid Mode

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The information that has been revealed so far officially points us in the direction that implies that the Raid mode is going to offer a more comprehensive gameplay experience to the entire player base. It will be playable for a trio, or a squad of three, where the team has to complete a certain objective provided to them in the scenario itself.

Raid mode will fall under the umbrella of Spec Ops, which means that it will be a purely PvE experience for mission-hungry fans. These missions are speculated to provide answers to some missing links from the campaign story that can progress on character-specific stories.

This game mode is also expected to provide longer missions that take more than a few hours as they require one to combine combat, logic, and solving puzzles to make progress. Considering that it will allow three players to band together, we can safely assume that the objectives will be of higher difficulty than the co-op missions that are currently available.

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The community consists of players that thoroughly enjoy challenging tasks and thrive in the face of adversity. This is primarily because they feel closer to the fictional characters while fighting for a provided cause to stop the enemies of the world.


Gathering intel, stopping explosives, hijacking enemy bases, and taking down weapon strongholds can be expected to be a part of the upcoming Raid Spec Ops mode. The same Modern Warfare 2 kits will be at one's disposal here that are also currently available for Spec Ops missions. It would be highly recommended to rank these kits up to Level Five before the launch of Raids.

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Edited by Sohan Dasgupta
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