What Police Station Armories Mean for Your DMZ Loot Runs
Police Stations offer a reliable, marked location for high-value loot, giving players a clear objective during DMZ matches. The key-locked Armory adds risk and reward, encouraging exploration and miss…
Police Stations offer a reliable, marked location for high-value loot, giving players a clear objective during DMZ matches. The key-locked Armory adds risk and reward, encouraging exploration and miss…
Key points - There are five Police Stations across the MW4 DMZ map, marked by a sheriff star symbol. - Each Police Station has a basement Armory that requires a key to open. - Armory keys are rare random rewards in DMZ or earned through mission completion. - Keys are specific to one station, described by relation to major landmarks. - Police Stations have multiple floors with randomized containers similar to other buildings.
Timeline - At match start: Police Stations appear on the map with a sheriff star symbol. - During looting: Players search randomized containers across multiple floors. - Upon finding an Armory key: Players can open the basement Armory for high-level loot.
FAQ
Q: How many Police Stations are in MW4 DMZ? A: There are five Police Stations spread across the DMZ map, all marked with a sheriff star symbol.
Q: How do I get an Armory key? A: Armory keys are rare random rewards found around the DMZ or earned through mission completion. Some players report finding them inside Police Stations, but it's not guaranteed.
Q: Where is the Armory inside a Police Station? A: The Armory, or evidence room, is in the basement. Enter through the main doors and take the stairs down on your right.
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