MW4 Multiplayer Camo Boost

Divergence is awarded for completing 33 Harmonic Break challenges, and those only open once every Platinum challenge is done. By the time you have it, the whole arsenal has been through Gold and Platinum.

Mercurial Drift is Multiplayer Mastery 1. Activision lists the challenge as 10 kills in a match, 250 times.

Polyatomic Reforged opens when Mercurial Drift is done. The challenge is 3 kills without taking damage, 300 times.

Orion Reforged is the last Multiplayer mastery camo. It opens after Polyatomic Reforged and asks for 5 kills without dying, 500 times.

Weapon camo tracks progress across Multiplayer, DMZ and Warzone, but each mode has its own three mastery camos, nine in all. Only Multiplayer challenges count toward Mercurial Drift, Polyatomic Reforged and Orion Reforged.

MW4's reticle challenges ask for kills while aiming down sights with an optic, and the progress carries across all modes. If you want reticles for a scope you like, tell your pro to run it during the camo grind.

Each mastery camo is a count, not a single match, so the time depends on how often the challenge comes up in a game. The calculator's estimate covers the camo you pick and where you start.

A challenge like 5 kills without dying, 500 times, is where bot lobbies get offered. We don't use them, and your pro earns every kill in normal matchmaking against real players.

Your pro plays Multiplayer on your account with your unlocked weapons and posts the challenge count in order chat after each session. Add Live Streaming in the calculator if you want to watch.

Camo challenges only run on weapons you've unlocked, and the Military camos come from weapon levels. MW4 launches with 33 weapons: 24 primary, 8 secondary and 1 melee.

Every match also pays military rank XP, weapon XP and calling card progress. It all stays on your account, along with any reticles your pro unlocks on the way.

Activision can change challenge counts in an update. Your pro follows whatever the game shows on your account at the time, and order chat is where you'll hear about it first.

Leave a note at checkout with anything that matters to you. That can be modes you'd rather avoid, a loadout to keep, or hours you'd like the account left alone.

Want to play your own account during the order? Agree a break with your pro in order chat first. Signing in while they're playing can disconnect them and cost progress.