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Call of Duty: Vanguard – All Field Upgrades in Multiplayer

When it comes to Call of Duty: Vanguard‘s competitive multiplayer, every obtainable advantage should be sought out. Field Upgrades offer a variety of advantages for the player, ranging in defensive and offensive utilities, making them invaluable in the tense firefights embedded at the heart of multiplayer.

There are nine Field Upgrades in total to choose from. At the start, players will only be able to select the Supply Box for quickly refilling ammunition for yourself and/or teammates. That will soon change with unlocks provided throughout the progression system. Soon, you will be able to summon an explosive mini tank or dampen the sound of those pesky footsteps always giving you away.

Here are the options available for your operators.

All Field Upgrades in Multiplayer

FIELD UPGRADE	UNLOCKED AT	RECHARGE RATE	DESCRIPTION
Supply Box	N/A	Fast	Deploys a box of ammo and equipment for you and your teammates. Highly explosive.
Goliath	Level 7	Slow	A small remote-controlled bomb on tracks. Controllable for 30 seconds, after which it self-destructs. Can be detonated early.
Dead Silence	Level 15	Fast	Temporarily makes your footsteps silent and makes you undetectable by Spy Planes, enemy intel, and Field Mics. Gun, melee, and throwing knife skills refresh duration.
Jammer	Level 19	Slow	Jams the minimap of nearby enemies.
Deployable Cover	Level 28	Fast	Rapidly-deployable ballistic cover.
Armor Plates	Level 32	Slow	Equip body armor, preventing damage to your torso until broken.
Field Mic	Level 40	Medium	Reveals nearby enemy movement on the minimap.
Tactical Insertion	Level 44	Medium	Marks a location as your next spawn point. *Does not have an effect in one-life modes*
Dead Drop	Level 48	Fast	Records your current Killstreak score and awards it back when you next respawn.

Call of Duty: Vanguard is now available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.

Joshua Garibay

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