Modern Warfare 3 Season 1 leak reveals more classic weapons

Although Modern Warfare 3 hasn’t been released yet, players are eager to know everything about the game, including all the content that will arrive in the game with its first season. Leaks for Season 1 have emerged hinting at the potential return of more classic weapons within the game.

The release of Modern Warfare 3 is approaching, and players have already had the opportunity to experience the multiplayer through the beta in October. Further, they’ve had the chance to dive into the game’s story confronting CoD’s main antagonist, Makarov, thanks to the campaign’s early access.

A ton of content for the next premium CoD installment has been already revealed, including the return of all 16 MW2 2009 maps, fan-favorite movement mechanics, features, and more, players are eager to know what future content will include.

A new leak about MW3 has emerged allowing players to know what they could potentially expect from MW3 Season 1.

Modern Warfare 3 Season 1 five new weapons leaked

On November 5, leaker el_bobberto posted a list of five new weapons that could potentially arrive with Modern Warfare 3 Season 1, including two Assault Rifles, one Sniper Rifle, one LMG, and one SMG.

Keep in mind that this information hasn’t been officially confirmed, meaning this could change from now until the game’s Season 1 release.

As veteran CoD players may recognize, among the leaked weapon list is the RAM-7. This weapon debuted in Modern Warfare 2019‘s Season 1 and quickly gained popularity among fans in both multiplayer and the first Warzone iteration.

It has been confirmed that Modern Warfare 3 will boast 37 new weapons at launch alongside MW2’s guns, making it a total of 113 guns in the game at launch. The Season 1 additions could expand the total number to over 40 weapons for players to choose and level up, with more expected to come in the future.

For more on Modern Warfare 3, be sure to check out the hated MW2 feature that was removed making the MW3 Gunsmith “easier to use” or why players slammed the game’s campaign.