CODM DMZ Stealth Contract Mission Complete

Do not alert any Hostiles for 5 minutes on Rebirth Island Complete 3 Contracts on Rebirth Island Successfully evacuate with supplies worth more than 6000000 within the first 15 minutes on Rebirth Island DMZ: Recon was introduced to Call of Duty: Mobile as part of the Season 11: 6th Anniversary update on December 11, 2025, serving as a new extraction-based, PvPvE (Player vs Player vs Environment) mode. The mode is a mobile-specific adaptation of the DMZ mode from Modern Warfare II, focusing on squad-based survival, looting, and tactical extraction Here is a summary of DMZ: Recon Season 1: Core Gameplay Mechanics Extraction-Based Sandbox: Players drop into a map, gather loot, and must successfully extract via helicopter to keep their gear. Death results in losing all items carried during that session. Squad Setup: Gameplay is designed for squads of up to three players. PvPvE Combat: Battles involve AI-controlled enemies (AI soldiers, elite troops, and bosses) alongside other player teams seeking the same loot. Contracts & Missions: Players can accept contracts (marked by green walkie-talkies) to earn cash and gear. Radiation Zones: Similar to the original DMZ, a radiation cloud closes in, forcing players to find exfil points quickly. Maps and Locations Serpent Island: A large, open-world map tailored for mobile, featuring diverse points of interest. Building 21: A smaller, high-stakes indoor map focusing on fast-paced, close-quarters combat. Rebirth Island: Also included as a playable area for this mode. Key Features and Systems Black Market: A system that allows players to purchase stronger gear between missions using resources from previous successful extractions. Talent System: Players can choose specific roles—Scavenger (fast looting), Assembler/Fighter (reduced recoil, fast reload), or Medic (faster healing/revive)—to enhance squad strategy. Progressive Rewards: Success leads to a gallery of over 1,300 collectable items, blueprints, and weapon skins, allowing for long-term progression. HUD/Settings Transfer: Players can copy their existing Battle Royale or Multiplayer settings, including sensitivities, directly to the DMZ: Recon mode. Dedicated Ranking: The mode features its own rank system and leaderboards, separate from Battle Royale and Multiplayer. DMZ: Recon was designed to offer a higher-stakes, more tactical experience than standard Battle Royale, requiring teamwork and strategy to succeed CODM DMZ Stealth Contract Mission Complete My Gaming @MyGamingYT1987 MyGaming.YT