Questions tagged [call-of-duty-modern-warfare-ii]
A direct sequel to the rebooted Call of Duty Modern Warfare (2019), and serves as the nineteenth installment in the overall Call of Duty series. Contains single-player Campaign and MP Co-op mode, and multiplayer PvP online modes. Platforms: Windows (PC), Xbox, PlayStation 4/5. Developer: Infinitiy Ward, Publisher: Activision. MP support up to 64 players.
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How do I fix DirectX error "0x887A0005 (0x887A0007) (6070) D" when launching Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II?
Call of Duty HQ - Crash handler
DirectX Error
DirectX encountered an unrecoverable error
To contact customer service support, go to https://support.activision.com/modern-warfare-ii
Error Code: ...
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Controller moving
I am playing the new Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2. My controller + another controller is moving when I am aiming. What I mean is, when I aim and I move my controller it is also moving on the screen. ...
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What are sticker challenges and can I view my stickers?
Sometimes when I complete a challenge, the game says that I have completed a sticker challenge. This is accompanied but a UI box, with the EXP and usually an animated gif style image.
I have checked ...
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How can two squads of friends join the same DMZ instance?
In the Call of Duty DMZ mode, you are in squads of 3 players, however it's possible to create an alliance when in game by inviting other squads to join you.
You can invite a squad using the ping wheel....
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What are the white lines on the edge of walls?
When approaching the corner of a wall a small set of white ui lines appear. They can be seen in the screenshot below as two small white vertical lines.
What are they for?
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Can't disarm missile in "Dark Water" mission in MW II
As it seems I've encountered a game-breaking bug in MW II in a single player mission on PC.
In Dark Water you're supposed to find and disarm a missile. I've found it and got to the controls in order ...
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What does Rechambering Accuracy mean?
I've just unlocked an attachment for SP-R 208 that increases Rechambering Speed (increased speed of bolt-action). As a frontline sniper myself, the increased speed of Rechambering Speed sounds good to ...
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