Call of Duty Got Your Six Event: Here's start and end date, timings, duration and leaked rewards
The upcoming Call of Duty event Got Your Six will start on May 15, 2025. It will go live at 10 AM PT, 1 PM ET and 6 PM BST. The event will run for two weeks. It will end on May 29, the same day Season 4 updates for Black Ops 6 and Warzone are released.
Event Start and End Date, Duration
The Got Your Six event will be active for two weeks. It will start on May 15 and conclude on May 29. This date matches the planned launch of Season 4 updates for both Black Ops 6 and Warzone. Players can expect the event to include tasks that reward progression in the game.
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Gameplay
The developers have not confirmed how Got Your Six will function. Past Call of Duty events offer some clues. Usually, players earn XP by playing matches in any mode. At certain XP levels, rewards are unlocked. Some events also include special items that drop from enemies. These items can be collected and exchanged for event rewards.
Another common format involves challenges. Each challenge may be tied to multiplayer, Zombies, or Warzone. Players complete specific objectives to unlock rewards. A recent trailer used the phrase 'Got Your Six Challenge,' suggesting that this event may follow the challenge-based model. Still, there may be a different structure this time.
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Leaked Rewards
A trailer posted on the CoD Endowment YouTube channel briefly revealed the list of rewards. Although the video was removed, the details were noted. The eight items, which will likely be available, are Reinforced (Weapon Sticker), Team Rally (Emblem), One Hour Double Weapon XP Token, Covered Sixes (Calling Card), Embattled (Spray), Plated Pride (Weapon Charm), One Hour Double XP Token and All Chipped Out (Ames 85 Blueprint). These items can be unlocked by completing the event's tasks or challenges.
FAQs
How long does the Got Your Six event run?
The event runs from May 15 to 29, 2025, giving players two weeks to unlock all rewards.
What kind of rewards are in the event?
Players can earn cosmetic items, XP tokens, and a blueprint by completing event tasks or challenges.
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