War Machine

The War Machine is a rapid-fire semi-automatic grenade launcher in Modern Warfare 2: Ghost, Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Call of Duty: Black Ops III, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Call of Duty: Mobile, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, Call of Duty: Vanguard, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III. It is available as a scorestreak or Killstreak in some of these games.
==Modern Warfare 2: Ghost==
A War Machine is briefly seen in Modern Warfare 2: Ghost. In the comic "Dead Won't Leave", Marcus Washington uses it to blow up a room Ghost was in. However, Ghost manages to escape before he does so.
===Gallery===
Washington Explodes Building MW2G.png|The only appearance of the War Machine.
==Call of Duty: Black Ops II==
===Campaign===
The War Machine (referred to as M32 in the game files) is unlocked for the single player loadout by completing five challenges in Old Wounds. It holds less ammo than the MM1 Grenade Launcher, but has a faster rate of fire and a rangefinder sight. It is a good choice for missions where large groups of enemies are encountered, otherwise a rifle-mounted launcher would be better as it frees up a weapon slot.
The War Machine can be seen in the rioting cutscene in any of the endings in which the player kills Menendez. A police officer can be seen firing tear gas from the War Machine.
===Multiplayer===
Appearing as a Scorestreak, this grenade launcher comes with six grenades in the cylinders and six in reserve which are reloaded individually, for a total of 12 grenades. Rewarded to the player after 900 points (or less if Hardline is equipped), it will only disappear after all of its ammo has been expended, like the Death Machine.
The War Machine is a very powerful weapon due to each grenade being capable of one-hit kills and its thorough reserve of 12 grenades albeit a slow one due to the requirement of manually reloading each shell. However, Flak Jacket users are highly resistant to the explosives, usually requiring two or three hits, but never more than four.
===Zombies===
In Zombies, the War Machine is available in the Mystery Box in all maps, with the exception of Mob of the Dead. Unlike in multiplayer and single player, the grenades do not explode on impact (instead just bouncing off walls) and has a fuse delay. In addition to this, the rounds do little damage, requiring multiple explosions to kill during even the first ten rounds, and the reload speed is extremely slow. The explosions can stun and damage the player as well. The grenades can damage zombies on impact, although this type of damage is rather weak. Also, the grenades bounce wildly, unlike conventional grenades, making accuracy with the War Machine highly dependent on luck. In TranZit, the lava pools defuse the grenades and make them not explode, further reducing the effectiveness of the weapon. Overall, the War Machine is very inefficient, as its capabilities in killing zombies are offset by its cons to the player, including movement speed loss and splash damage. Should the player choose to use the War Machine, PhD Flopper (available via Der Wunderfizz in Origins or as a persistent upgrade in Buried) is extremely useful as it negates the self-inflicted splash damage completely. Speed Cola also helps with the lengthy reload speed, and Juggernog can work as a less effective alternative for PhD Flopper on maps where the latter is not available.
Once Pack-a-Punched, it becomes the Dystopic Demolisher and the grenades explode on impact, in addition to dealing greater damage and reloading all six grenades at once. This makes the weapon much more useful, as there is always a certain chance of killing a zombie in the low to middle rounds and many of the War Machine's flaws (non-lethal grenades, wild bouncing, etc.) are removed. However, splash damage is still a problem, so it is advisable to only use the Dystopic Demolisher when in a wide space, the player has PhD Flopper or when absolutely necessary.
===War Machine vs. Dystopic Demolisher===
===Gallery===
War Machine BOII.png|The War Machine in first person.
War Machine ADS BOII.png|Aiming down the sight.
Reloading War Machine BOII.png|Reloading.
War Machine Menu Icon BOII.png|Scorestreak menu icon of the War Machine.
Holding War Machine BO2.png|The War Machine being held.
War Machine model BOII.png|Render of the War Machine.
War Machine Side View BOII.png|A side view of the War Machine.
War Machine riot police ending cutscene BOII.png|The War Machine seen in a possible ending scene.
War Machine third person BOII.png|Third-person view.
==Call of Duty: Black Ops III==
The War Machine returns in Call of Duty: Black Ops III as a launcher in campaign and as a Specialist Weapon in multiplayer.
===Campaign===
The War Machine is unlocked at level 15 as a secondary weapon, classified as a launcher. It's useful for taking out mass groups of enemy Grunts, usually killing many with a single shot.
In ideal situations, a player could utilize the bouncing grenades to score constant multi-kills in a small environment, providing large score boosts.
====Specifications====
*Ammo: 
*Length: 711mm
*Weight: 6.5kg
*Barrel: 304.8mm
*Production Years: 2061 - Present
*Country of Origin: South Africa
===Multiplayer===
The War Machine is Battery's Specialist weapon in multiplayer which can also be used by Blackjack using his Rogue ability. Unlike in Black Ops II, the grenades fired from the War Machine will only explode on impact if they hit an enemy.
If the grenade hits a surface instead of an enemy, it will break down into three smaller grenades, which will slightly bounce then explode on impact.
If any of the grenades impact on an enemy, it is an instant kill, and the three smaller grenades also deal high splash damage, making the War Machine devastating in close to medium range. The War Machine holds eight grenades, but has no reserve ammunition in multiplayer.
It is most useful in objective based modes as enemies tend to group around objectives, allowing the player to quickly clear out large groups of enemies.
If the player bounces the grenades off a wall and it hits an enemy, their arms and legs will immediately be blown off and splatter blood.
===Zombies===
The War Machine is available as a power-up in Dead Ops Arcade 2: Cyber's Avengening, replacing the China Lake from the original Dead Ops Arcade. Like with other Dead Ops Arcade weapons, it's fully-automatic.
===Gallery===
War Machine BO3.png|First-person view of the War Machine.
Battery menu icon BO3.png|Battery holding her War Machine in the selection screen.
War Machine grenade BO3.png|War machine grenade in air.
War Machine cluster grenades bounce BO3.png|Cluster grenades bouncing.
==Call of Duty: Black Ops 4==
The War Machine returns in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 as a Specialist Weapon exclusive to Erin "Battery" Baker. It's also available in Blackout. 
===Specifications===
*Ammo: 40mm
*Operator Mod: None
*Country of Origin: United States of America
===Multiplayer===
The War Machine is similar to it's Call of Duty: Black Ops III counterpart, but with 2 less grenades, and the removal of the cluster grenades that split upon impact. It also feeds from a belt instead of a cylinder. 
===Gallery===
War Machine Equipped BO4.png|The War Machine equipped.
War Machine Aiming BO4.png|Aiming with the War Machine.
War Machine third person BO4.png|The War Machine being fired by Battery.
Battery with War Machine third-person in-game BO4.png|Battery holding the War Machine.
Black Ops 4 War Machine Concept Art.jpg|Concept art of the War Machine. 
==Call of Duty: Mobile==
The War Machine returns in Call of Duty: Mobile as an Operator Skill.
===Multiplayer===
The War Machine fires grenades that explode and kill all nearby enemies. However, due to a balancing patch, explosive radius damage was reduced, meaning enemies that are somewhat far (e.g. >5m) will not be killed. Conversely, its capacity was increased from 8 to 10 grenades.
A version with a snow-themed camo is available in the time-limited Snowball Scuffle mode, and retains the cylinder capacity of 8 grenades.
The weapon can be equipped by survivors in Super Attack of the Undead, where it holds 10 grenades. The last survivor can equip a reloadable War Machine that has 1000 grenades in reserve, though the cylinder holds 8 grenades
===Battle Royale===
In Battle Royale, the War Machine can found in Airdrops, or in Vending Machines in the Isolated HQ (Aerial Platform). There is also a chance of receiving one by eliminating The Butcher. It holds 8 grenades, and since the Season 11 update, the ammunition has been changed to Ballistic Expert, allowing it to be reloaded.
====Anti-Tank War Machine====
A variant called the Anti-Tank War Machine can be found in the Tank Battle game type of Battle Royale since 2021's Season 2: Day of Reckoning. It has a noticeably lower rate of fire than the classic Battle Royale's War Machine. A mounted version is also available in Tank Battle as a secondary weapon for tanks.
===Undead Siege===
The War Machine appears in Undead Siege as one of three special weapons available, the others being the Death Machine and XS1 Goliath.
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare==
The War Machine returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare as the MGL-32 Grenade Launcher, and is exclusive to Campaign, Special Ops and Warzone.
A variant firing incendiary grenades can be found, referred to as the "MGL-32 Incendiary Launcher". Additionally, with the Demolition role in Special Ops, the player can equip an MGL-32 that fires Thermite rounds.
===Campaign===
The MGL-32 first appears in the weapons locker at the end of "Proxy War", and is Kyle Garrick's secondary weapon in "Into the Furnace".
==Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War==
The War Machine returns in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, now taking the form of an MM1 Grenade Launcher.
===Campaign===
Bell uses the War Machine in "The Final Countdown" when assaulting the Solovetsky Islands.
===Multiplayer===
The War Machine appears in Multiplayer as a Scorestreak, awarded at 4,000 score. It contains 12 grenade that explode on impact upon contact on any surface. Unlike prior games, the War Machine can be holstered without consequence as long as there is ammo remaining; the War Machine will only be lost after all ammo has been expended or the player using it has been killed while holding it.
All 12 grenades are loaded into the launcher, eliminating the need to reload.
===Zombies===
The War Machine is one of the few scorestreaks available within Zombies where it is craftable for 100 High-End Salvage or from the Mystery Box where it's classed as a Rare tier item, it retains the same properties as the Multiplayer counterpart. It deals massive area damage at a great pace at the cost of being limited to an unrefillable 12 rounds while also being expensive to craft and hard to come by via the Mystery Box.
===Gallery===
PC Promo 1 BOCW.jpg|The War Machine in "The Final Countdown".
War Machine BOCW.png|First-person view.
==Call of Duty: Vanguard==
The Warmachine appears in Call of Duty: Vanguard.
===Campaign===
It can be found at the top of the hill in "The Battle of El Alamein", of which it has 6 ammunition in it and cannot be recharged.
===Multiplayer===
The Warmachine appears in Multiplayer as a Killstreak, awarded at 5 kills.
===Zombies===
The Warmachine was added to Zombies during the Season One Reloaded update along with the Deathmachine, for purchase with Salvage in the Crafting Table.
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II==
The War Machine returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II under multiple names. It is called the REV G-80 in the campaign and RGL-80 in other game modes.
===Campaign===
The REV G-80 appears during the levels Violence and Timing and Prison Break.
===Multiplayer===
In multiplayer, the RGL-80 is exclusive to the Gun Game mode introduced in Season Two.
===Special Ops===
The RGL-80 appears in the missions Denied Area and Defender: Hafid Port. Additionally, following an update in Season Four, players can unlock an infinite RGL-80 killstreak in all Special Ops missions and Raids episodes as a reward for collecting 100 total intel.
===Warzone===
The RGL-80 appears in DMZ, in Building 21. The weapon is used by Velikan and can be picked up and extracted with after killing him. Afterwards, players can equip the RGL-80 as a contraband weapon.
===Gallery===
Gaz REV G-80 MWII.PNG|Gaz with the REV G-80
==Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III==
The War Machine returns in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III as the RGL-80. Unlike in previous games, the War Machine is able to be used as a normal weapon within one's loadout, allowing them to spawn in with one holding 6 shots every life.
===Overview===
====Zombies====
The RGL-80 can be brought into Operation Deadbolt via Create-A-Class, at Common rarity and can be found at any rarity via the Mystery Box for 950 Essence. When upgraded via the Pack-a-Punch Machine or with Aetherium Crystals, it becomes the RGLOB-Monster.
===Attachments===
====Ammunition====
*40mm Slug (JAK Thumper-656)
*40mm Sticky (JAK Thumper-656)
*40mm Drill Charge (JAK Thumper-656)
====Conversion Kit====
*JAK Thumper-656
===Blueprints===
Blueprint	Image	How to Obtain
Undertow 	 	Tracer Pack: Horseman: Leviathan Ultra Skin Bundle
==Trivia==
===Call of Duty: Black Ops II===
*In Zombies, only one player at a time can have the War Machine. Nonetheless, it is possible to place this weapon in the weapon locker.
*The War Machine is depicted as Russman's favorite weapon, according to the other characters. 
*In multiplayer, destroying enemy gadgets with War Machine doesn't give any score.
*In multiplayer, players can't pick up Scavenger bags when using a War Machine.
===Call of Duty: Ghosts===
*In Extinction mode, the MK32 is frequently referred to as "War Machine" when it is equipped.
===Call of Duty: Black Ops III===
*The War Machine in Dead Ops Arcade 2: Cyber's Avengening, while in first person, is missing the sight that appears elsewhere in the game.
*The words "Law Enforcement Only" are written on the launcher, above the cylinder.
===Call of Duty: Mobile===
*The War Machine's sight was changed from an ACOG into a Holographic sight. However players can't aim down the sight.
===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II===
*Prior to Season Five, The RGL-80 was referred to as "MK32" in the Bounty Board menu of DMZ.
*Despite DMZ being decoupled from Warzone progression, the RGL-80 can be leveled within DMZ.
===Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III===
*Initially, the Multiplayer and Zombies Mastery Charm for the RGL-80 referenced the weapon as MGL-32. This was fixed following Season Three Reloaded update.
==References==
Category:Modern Warfare 2: Ghost Lethal Equipment
Category:Call of Duty: Black Ops II Scorestreaks
Category:Call of Duty: Black Ops II Specials
Category:Call of Duty: Black Ops III Specialist Weapons
Category:Call of Duty: Black Ops III Launchers
Category:Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Specialist Weapons
Category:Call of Duty: Mobile Operator Skills
Category:Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) Launchers
Category:Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Scorestreaks
Category:Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Zombies Supports
Category:Call of Duty: Vanguard Killstreaks
Category:Call of Duty: Vanguard Zombies Supports
Category:Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II Launchers
Category:Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Launchers