The return of Verdansk didn’t just bring back the map alone in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Season 3, but it also brought more than just the map – familiar weapons that we all loved, other equipment, and most importantly, some contracts from the original that we haven’t seen in a while.
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There are a total of five contracts that you can complete as you play the map, rewarding you with cash, equipment, and even weapons, and you will find yourself needing them in order to get your laodout quickly. So, in case you’re not sure what each of them does or how to complete them, this guide is for you.
How To Complete The Scavenger Contract
The Scavenger Contract is one that you are probably already familiar with if you’ve been playing Warzone, and this can be spotted on the map with a magnifying glass symbol. After you take it, your job is to locate and open three crates that are usually located just nearby.
Thankfully, you don’t have to look for these crates yourself, as they will be marked on the map with a yellow icon.
This is a perfect contract to start a match with, as it rewards players with a lot of cash that can be used for loadouts, UAVs, and so on, and of course, a guaranteed armor satchel for whoever opens the final crate.
How To Complete The Recon Contract
Recon is a contract known by a flag symbol, and it requires you to reach the objective area it will send you to and stand in it for a certain period of time.
This is a tricky contract because, as soon as you approach it, yellow smoke will come out to the sky, which alerts every other player nearby, so you need to be careful.
However, the best part of this is when you complete it, not only does it reward you with cash and some loot, but it also marks the next safe zone on your map with a yellow circle.
TIP 1: The more players standing in the objective area, the faster it can be completed.
TIP 2: You can complete multiple Recon contracts during the match to get a strategic view of how the safe zone will proceed in the match.
How To Complete The Bounty Contract
The Bounty is a contract with a hitmaker symbol, and when you start it, it will mark a specific person from the enemy squad, and you are tasked with hunting them down and eliminating them. So to make things easier for you, there will be a yellow objective area that helps you locate them and know where they are.
But don’t think it’s too easy, as the bounty enemy you are hunting will have an indicator showing how close you are to them, and these indicators are:
- Yellow means you’re far away.
- Orange means you’re nearby.
- Red means you’re right on top of them.
Sometimes, a bounty contract can mark people that are quite far from you, so it can be a hassle to make your way there, especially if you’re fully prepared.
This is why, sometimes, you don’t have to hunt down the bounty yourself; instead, if someone else kills them, you still get the contract completed and earn yourself and your teammates some cash.
How To Complete The Supply Run Contract
Another OG contract that was available back in the golden days of Warzone is the Supply Run, and it can be spotted by the timer symbol on it. This is one of the easiest contracts that you can complete in the game, especially if you have a vehicle.
After you accept one, a random shop on the map will be marked, and within a certain amount of time, you need to make your way to it. This is where the vehicle part comes in, making it easy to get there.
This is a perfect contract to easily revive a teammate if they didn’t succeed in their Gulag match, as you can revive one for free. Also, your teammates get a discounted price on all items in the shop, except for the loadout.
Alternatively, if you have a friend who is redeploying, you can pick the contract, and the friend can land on the shop to complete it immediately.
How To Complete The Most Wanted Contract
And finally, we have the Most Wanted contract, which is recognized by the crown symbol on it. This is the one contract that you pick either when your squad is fully prepared and ready for action or if you are the last one on your team and don’t have cash to revive a teammate, but this is a high-risk, high-reward contract.
This is because, when you complete it, not only do you get a good amount of cash, but you also have the ability to revive all of your teammates.
How it works is that you, as the name suggests, become the most wanted target to everyone in the match, and you will be marked with a red crown icon on the map for all enemies, giving you four minutes to survive. So, if you’re fully squad-ready for action, you can expect it to happen.
However, if you are doing this to try and revive your friends, it’s best used when you have a vehicle, preferably a helicopter or a truck, and then just stay at the edge of the map or close to the gas so it’s harder for enemies to kill you.
If you die, you will lose the contract, so this is why your squad should always aim to protect you, and you shouldn’t rush aimlessly toward the enemy.
Contract Multiplier Feature, Explained
Another feature that is worth noting is that the multiplier for completing consecutive contracts is back, and how it works is the same as it used to work. When you successfully complete a contract, you will get a 30 percent cash bonus from the next contract you complete, and so on.
This does have a cap, of course, at a maximum of 150 percent, and this feature exists in both Battle Royale and Resurgence modes.
This is a good way to stack multiple contracts early in the match to get fully prepared with your loadout, UAVs, and so on, and the multiplier carries throughout the entire game.
