Warzone Covert Exfil explained

On the hunt for intel surrounding the Warzone Covert Exfil? we've got you covered.

Typically, Warzone involves players battling it out to become the last one standing. As part of the Season 1 Reloaded update, Raven Software has decided to add a new feature that acts as an alternative way of leaving the battlefield that doesn't require you to wait for the final circle to form.

Before we reveal more about the Warzone Covert Exfil and how it works, check out the best Pulemyot 762 loadout and when the next double XP event is set to take place.

What is a Warzone Covert Exfil?

A Warzone Covert Exfil allows players to leave the battlefield before the final stages of a match. It's worth noting that the Covert Exfil is not a new method of victory. If you want to win, you'll have to fight it out and become the last Operator standing in Urzikstan.

The Covert Exfil will call in a helicopter that can fly any player out of the game. This is particularly useful if you're in possession of a Weapons Case and want to secure some of the rewards it contains.

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How to get Warzone Covert Exfil

The process of obtaining a Covert Exfli in Warzone is a straightforward process. Covert Exfils are available in a handful of buy stations before the gulag closes but they come at a high price.

All you need to do is build up the funds, find a buy station with an exfil that's available, and wait for the chopper to whisk you away to safety.

Does Warzone Covert Exfil count as a win?

No, the only way to win a Warzone match is by being the last team or player standing when the gas engulfs the map.

So you can keep track of successful exfils from matches, Raven Software will add a dedicated leaderboard stat for you to see the number of exfils completed by friends and the very best players in the world.

There you have it, that's everything there is to know about the Warzone Covert Exfil. For more Call of Duty, head over to our Modern Warfare 3 for the latest news, guides, and strongest multiplayer loadouts.