You've probably noticed the buzz around the Season 3 Reloaded update lately. It's bringing that classic 80s action vibe with the RoboCop collab, and honestly, it's pretty cool to see. To get through the event, you just need to play the game. Whether you're grinding out a CoD BO7 Bot Lobby or jumping into a chaotic Warzone match, every bit of XP counts toward the reward track. It's a straightforward setup since you don't have to worry about weird hidden challenges or complex puzzles that take forever to figure out. Just hop into your favorite mode and watch those tiers unlock as you go.

What you get for free

Let's talk about the loot you don't have to pay for. The free track has a decent mix of stuff like calling cards, emblems, and weapon charms. You'll even snag a free operator skin variant if you put in the time, which is a nice bonus. It's designed so casual players can actually finish it without feeling like the game is a second job. You won't get the main RoboCop skin for free, but the themed cosmetics are a solid touch for just playing. It's a steady grind, though the game doesn't really show you the exact XP numbers for each tier, which can be a bit annoying when you're trying to see how close you are to the next drop.

Unlocking the future of law enforcement

If you're dead set on playing as Murphy himself, you'll need to cough up some cash. The actual RoboCop operator is tucked behind the Premium Event Pass. It'll set you back about 1,100 CoD Points, which is roughly ten bucks in real money. Once you buy in, you get the skin right away, plus you can unlock more variants and blueprints as you keep earning XP. This isn't anything new for CoD fans, as they've been doing this "free tier vs. paid tier" thing for a while now. The premium track definitely has the flashier gear, especially those iconic blueprints that fit the movie's aesthetic perfectly.

Speeding up the grind

Since there aren't any specific missions to track, the best way to move fast is hitting objective-based modes. Hardpoint or Domination usually give more bang for your buck compared to standard TDM. If there's a double XP weekend, that's your best bet to fly through the levels before the event ends. It feels more like a slow burn than a checklist, so just keep an eye on your progress after your matches. It's all about total XP across everything, so you aren't forced into one specific mode if you're more of a Zombies fan than a Multiplayer sweat. Just keep playing what you enjoy and the rewards will eventually pop up.

Getting the most out of the event

Most players are going to find a balance between the freebies and the paid stuff. If you're short on points or just want to skip the long grind for specific items, you can always check out RSVSR to grab some extra currency or items to beef up your account. It makes the whole process a lot smoother if you're looking to complete the collection quickly without spending every waking hour on the game. The event does a good job of giving everyone something to work toward, even if the biggest prizes are behind a paywall. Just make sure you get your games in before the season wraps up, or you'll miss out on these limited-time items for good.