Call of Duty Fan Shows Off Impressive Collection of Mastery…

A Call of Duty completionist has recently posted their impressive collection of Mastery Camo cosmetics from every entry in the franchise. The so-called Mastery Camo is a unique, top-tier camouflage pattern that CoD players can unlock by completing a series of increasingly more difficult challenges, and getting them is no easy feat, no matter the game.

Call of Duty's Mastery Camo is often one of the most desirable cosmetics in the whole game, and even though the specific difficulty of achieving it differs from one game to another, it's never easy or straightforward. A prime example of a CoD Mastery Camo would be Modern Warfare 2019's Damascus, which could only be unlocked by getting every other camo for each and every weapon in the game.

The difficulty of unlocking a Mastery Camo didn't put off Reddit user OverTheReminds, who recently posted their perfect collection of these cosmetics from each and every Call of Duty game that had them. While certain exploits did allow players to, say, farm weapon XP quickly in CoD: Warzone, this doesn't diminish OverTheReminds' achievement in the slightest, as they had been playing Call of Duty for close to a decade, and unlocked many of the games' respective Mastery Camos before any major exploits would be discovered.

I've grinded every mastery camo in [COD] history from CallOfDuty

OverTheReminds also notes that they mainly play modern Call of Duty games to get all the available camouflage patterns, which basically means there's plenty of grind ahead of them with each new CoD entry. Odds are good that OverTheReminds will do the same for the upcoming Call of Duty launch, but it's worth pointing out that the availability of camos in this game is still somewhat unclear, as the Modern Warfare 2 beta limited its Gunsmith feature rather severely by hiding all the future cosmetics.

Veteran CoD players will know that unlocking certain camouflages can be a difficult and time-consuming task. Call of Duty: Vanguard's infamous camo challenge forced players to take traditionally cumbersome sniper rifles into close-quarters combat to get 100 point-blank kills with them, for example. OverTheReminds had to trudge through many such challenges to get to where they currently are.

Curiously, one unexpected problem with the next flagship Call of Duty game's customization is the community consensus that Modern Warfare 2 has bad UI almost across the board. Players are almost unanimous in how much they dislike the game's interface in general, which looks like it favors touchscreen displays over anything else, and slows down customization by a significant margin. Infinity Ward is yet to show if the full game will offer any improvements in this regard, but failing to do so could make referencing camo challenges unnecessarily difficult.