Now that she has left the Seven and committed to fighting the evil supes, she is here to do just that. With guns. Here is how to get Starlight Operator skin in Modern Warfare 3.
Modern Warfare 3: How to get Starlight Operator skin
If you are a huge The Boys fan as well as a Modern Warfare 3 hardcore player – or maybe you are just a decent admirer of both franchises – then the release of Season 1 Reloaded might just be the greatest day ever. You see, not only are we getting a The Boys-themed event and even a Multiplayer match mode, but also a good selection of The Boys character Operator bundles such as for A-Train and Firecracker.
However, we have also received one new Operator skin for one of the show’s most interesting and famous characters: Starlight. To get the Starlight Operator skin in Modern Warfare 3 you will have to spend 2,400 COD Points by purchasing it, which is about $19.99. Its particular bundle is filled with a lot of items and three blueprints that follow Starlight’s costume. Here is everything included in the Starlight Operator Bundle:
Starlight Operator Bundle contents
- Starlight Operator skin
- Des Moines Defender blueprint (ISO Hemlock)
- Recoil Control
- Aim Down Sight Speed
- Aiming Idle Stability
- World Saver blueprint (ISO 45)
- Sprint to Fire
- Aim Down Sight Speed
- Recoil Control
- Blinding Sight (FTAC Siege)
- Sprint to Fire Speed
- Magazine Ammo Capacity
- Hip Fire Accuracy
- Necessary Evil Finishing Move
- Stars and Light Weapon Charm
- Starlight Weapon Sticker
- The Boys Starlight Loading Screen
- Starlight’s Stars Emblem
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As you can see above, there is a lot of content packed into this Operator Bundle. I would consider purchasing this bundle based solely on the weapon blueprints since I haven’t seen a bundle with so many of them. I might just be ignorant, but if you are a The Boys fan, then this might be a great bundle for you to get.
Be sure to check out our guide on what Aftermarket Parts do in Modern Warfare 3.
