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Black Ops 6 and Warzone Premiere Event Pass System

by Victoria Jan 25,2025

Mastering the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 & Warzone Event Pass: A Comprehensive Guide

Call of Duty's live-service model introduces various systems for unlocking cosmetic rewards. Central to this is the Battle Pass, complemented by the newer Event Pass, offering additional progression for limited-time events. This guide details the Event Pass's mechanics and value proposition.

What is the Event Pass in BO6 & Warzone?

The Event Pass in Black Ops 6 and Warzone is a tiered progression system linked to specific in-game events. Both free and premium tiers (each with 10 rewards) are available. The premium tier costs 1,100 CoD Points (equal to the base Battle Pass) and unlocks additional rewards themed to the event. The Squid Game collaboration exemplifies this, offering cosmetics inspired by the Netflix series.

Progress is earned through XP gained in matches. Completing all tiers awards a Mastery Reward (often a weapon or Operator). Unlike previous systems relying on challenges, the Event Pass streamlines reward acquisition, particularly beneficial for players focused on event participation. Double XP weekends and tokens significantly accelerate progression. Playing fast-paced modes on smaller maps boosts XP gains due to increased kill counts, scorestreaks, and objective completions.

Is the BO6 & Warzone Premium Event Pass Worth It?

The premium Event Pass is a worthwhile investment for players who consistently complete Battle Passes and are comfortable with in-game spending. The free tier provides a taste of the rewards, allowing assessment of the premium tier's value (especially if you've already purchased the Battle Pass or store bundles).

Remember, rewards are purely cosmetic. The purchase decision hinges on the value you place on exclusive event content. Collectors or those aiming for complete event participation may find it worthwhile. Conversely, players who rarely finish Battle Passes or prefer store bundles might find saving CoD Points more prudent.

The 1,100 CoD Point price tag, added to the Battle Pass and potentially expensive store bundles (2,400-3,000 CoD Points), sparked controversy. Exclusive collaborations, like the Squid Game event, often lock desirable content (e.g., Operator skins) behind paywalls, limiting free-to-play access.

Before purchasing the premium Event Pass, carefully consider if a specific reward justifies the approximate cost ($10 / £8.39) compared to other Black Ops 6, Warzone, or alternative game content.

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