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Warzone Hunt for Adler challenges walkthrough - how to get intel and unlock the new Adler skinPlus all the Hunt for Adler rewards.
Plus all the Hunt for Adler rewards.
TheWarzone CalderaSeason 3 update has added Hunt for Adler, a limited-time opportunity to unlock a bunch of new cosmetic items and learn more about the lore of Verdansk. You’ll have to traverse the Warzone map in order to find all kinds of new goodies, rescuing Adler from the nefarious clutches of the amazingly over-the-top evil torturer-kidnapper, Stitch. Here’s how to complete Hunt for Adler.
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How to complete the Farms contract
To unlock the Farms contract, you’ll need to head to the Farmland area of the map and seek out the Adler contract. It should show up on the map like any other contract in the game, but the icon for it is a silhouette of Adler with his cool shades on.
Like all the Adler contracts, it’ll take a little bit of effort and quick dropping to grab the contract, as many other players will be after them.
Check out the screenshot below for what you should be looking for on the map:
After collecting the contract, all you have to do isfollow the markers on your map like you would a standard Scavenger contract.
Be warned: sometimes the challenge will just glitch and not mark as completed. I had this issue, when my squadmate got a ticked box under the ‘Hunt for Adler’ contract section and I didn’t. It’s pretty irritating, but it happens. Try again and it’ll eventually work.
How to complete the Summit contract
It’s the same story here - look for Adler contracts near the Summit area. Some games just won’t spawn them in certain areas, so make sure you’re looking hard and dropping fast.
Dropping fast is the key here - if the contract is a long way off the flight path then you can parachute sideways to get more distance on your drop and get there in the air rather than having to run towards it.
Here’s a screenshot of where you can find the Summit Hunt for Adler contracts:
Once again, it’s the same story with this contract - find the intel and collect it in the same manner you would with a normal Scavenger contract.
How to complete the Factory contract
Finally, you have the Factory contract. It’s in the middle of the map so you’ll probably find it a bit harder to get there before your enemies, but once you do it’s once again a matter of completing a Scavenger contract.
Here’s where Factory is on the map and what you should look for in a Hunt for Adler contract there:
How to do the Cold War Hunt for Adler missions
You need to ownCall of Duty: Black Ops Cold Warto fully complete the Hunt for Adler missions. Don’t worry though - these ones are much easier than the Warzone one if you do have the game.
Here’s the missions you need to do:
You can make progress on these missions all in one, too! There’s a Yamantau 24/7 playlist available in Cold War at the moment, so jump into games there with the Assassin perk and Field Mic in your loadout, and whack on Spy Plane and H.A.R.P. to make as much headway as you can.
Keep on playing games and getting kills, and you’ll chip away at these challenges with ease.
What rewards do you get for finding Adler?
There are a few rewards to unlock with each of the Hunt for Adler missions.
Here are the available unlockables for each quest:
The Tortured & Rescued Adler skin is only available after you complete the rest of the challenges, and it’ll be equippable after that in your Operators section.
That’s all you need to know for the Hunt for Adler mission inCall of Duty: Warzoneand Cold War! We have all kinds of other handy guides for the games too though, including abest PPSh-41 loadoutguide, as well as info on all theWarzone War Tracksyou can play in your vehicle in Warzone.
