How to Get and Use Fulton Drop Markers in DMZ in Modern Warfare 4

Fulton drop markers in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4’s DMZ mode are essentially portable exfil points. They’re categorized as ultra loot though, which is the rarest tier in the game, making them extremely hard to get your hands on. Some players have them early, however, thanks to the deluxe edition of the game granting them via a survival starter kit.

If you’re wondering how to use fulton drop markers and how to get more of them in Modern Warfare 4 ‘s DMZ mode, here’s what you need to know.

How to get fulton drop markers in DMZ

As mentioned above, if you have the deluxe edition of Modern Warfare 4, you’ll have two fulton drop markers waiting for you at the survival kits station at your FOB, as part of a starter kit. Once you reach DMZ level 70, aka max rank, you’ll unlock the advanced SERE survival kit, which also has fulton drop markers in it.

Otherwise, you’ll need to find the fulton drop marker recipe as random loot. If you’re lucky enough to have found the fulton drop marker recipe and got it back to your FOB safely, you can craft them at your 3D printer. You just need one prototype RF module (found by looting deathstalkers), three comms modules, and five control units.

For the best chances of finding the recipe, head to high threat areas, as that’s where you’ll find the rarest loot. Examples include the Haneul Nuclear Reactor, Chang-San Air Base, and The Grid.

Of course, this also goes for fulton drop markers themselves, as they can also be found as standard loot inside containers.

How to use fulton drop markers in DMZ

When you use one, it calls in a care package wherever you throw it. Interact with the care package to activate the exfil, which is a long rope tied to a plane. Stand next to the rope when the countdown ends and you’ll immediately exfil, without any risk of being shot at by enemies. This is a huge benefit compared to having to travel to one of a few pre-determined exfil points on the map, which are often PvP hotspots.

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