Friday, January 2, 2026
  • Hype
  • Murai
  • Lipstiq
  • Wanista
  • Varnam
  • Hangat
  • Autofreaks
Lowyat.NET
  • News
    • Lifestyle
    • Computing
    • Hardware
    • Internet
    • Rumours & Leaks
    • Software
  • Forums
    • Kopitiam
    • Tradezone
    • Property Talk
    • Finance & Business
    • Fast and Furious
  • Gaming
    • PC Gaming
    • Console
    • Esports
  • Mobile
    • Apps
    • OS
    • Tablets
    • Phones
    • Telco
      • Celcom
      • DiGi
      • Maxis
      • Tune Talk
      • U Mobile
      • Buzzme
  • Pricelists
    • Compu-zoneUpdated
    • ViewnetUpdated
    • Sri ComputersUpdated
    • StartecUpdated
  • More
    • Automotive Tech
    • Drone
    • Enterprise
    • Entertainment
    • Fashion
    • E-Hailing
    • Wearables
No Result
View All Result
Lowyat.NET
  • News
    • Lifestyle
    • Computing
    • Hardware
    • Internet
    • Rumours & Leaks
    • Software
  • Forums
    • Kopitiam
    • Tradezone
    • Property Talk
    • Finance & Business
    • Fast and Furious
  • Gaming
    • PC Gaming
    • Console
    • Esports
  • Mobile
    • Apps
    • OS
    • Tablets
    • Phones
    • Telco
      • Celcom
      • DiGi
      • Maxis
      • Tune Talk
      • U Mobile
      • Buzzme
  • Pricelists
    • Compu-zoneUpdated
    • ViewnetUpdated
    • Sri ComputersUpdated
    • StartecUpdated
  • More
    • Automotive Tech
    • Drone
    • Enterprise
    • Entertainment
    • Fashion
    • E-Hailing
    • Wearables
No Result
View All Result
Lowyat.NET
No Result
View All Result
Home Gaming

Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Charges RM80 To Show Your Kill-Death Ratio

by Ian Chee
December 16, 2019
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

In competitive multiplayer shooters, the kill-death (KD) ratio is usually a standard feature. While it may not seem important, it’s a useful tool to tell you if your current strategy is working. It’s one that has oddly been removed from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. But as you’d expect, it looks like Activision is willing to sell it back to players, for a price.

A price of US$20 or RM80, to be exact. The feature is locked behind a cosmetic item called “Time to Die”, a watch in the “Mother Russia” bundle. The bundle itself costs 2000 COD points, and the price mentioned earlier is the lowest possible price to get that number of points.

To be fair, the cosmetic watch won’t let you see the KD ratios of all the other players in your current session. All you get with it is your personal KD ratio. So technically, Activision is not selling to you the entirety of the thing that it removed. But on the flip side, the fact remains that it’s a free feature that’s been removed from the game, and sold back to the player at a premium.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare mtx psn

There’s also the argument to be made that this only shows you your personal KD ratio, so others can’t use it to trash talk you if you have a low score. While true during a game, the fact that the score board at the end of each sessions shows everyone’s scores renders this argument moot.

At any rate, this cosmetic is the only way to see your own KD ratio before the end of most game modes in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. And it can only be obtained as part of the bundle.

(Source: Kotaku, Reddit. Image: PlayStation Store Malaysia)

Filed Under activisioncall of duty 16 modern warfare 4Call Of Duty Modern Warfare
Updated 12:54 pm, Mon, 16 December 19
http://lowy.at/RdtWo
Share1Tweet1SendShare

Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or Telegram for more updates and breaking news. 

No Result
View All Result

TRENDING THIS WEEK

  1. 1
    E-commerce

    Logistics Company Flash Express To Shut Down Malaysia Operations In January 2026

  2. 2
    Electric Vehicles

    2026 Keeway EZI TS1 Arrives In Malaysia With A Price Tag Of RM4,288

  3. 3
    Smartwatches

    Xiaomi Watch 5 Officially Debuts In China With EMG Sensor

  4. 4
    E-commerce

    CIMB, WeChat Pay Team Up To Boost Local Merchants’ Visibility To Chinese Tourists

  5. 5
    Storage

    Redditor Orders Two Samsung 9100 Pro SSDs, Receives RM24,200 Worth Of SSDs Instead

NETWORK

  • Hype
  • Murai
  • Lipstiq
  • Wanista
  • Varnam
  • Hangat
  • Autofreaks

ABOUT

  • Advertise
  • Careers
  • Privacy Statement
  • Contact Us
  • Editorial Policy
  • Terms & Conditions

©2025 VIJANDREN RAMADASS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Lifestyle
    • Computing
    • Hardware
    • Internet
    • Rumours & Leaks
    • Software
  • Forums
    • Kopitiam
    • Tradezone
    • Property Talk
    • Finance & Business
    • Fast and Furious
  • Gaming
    • PC Gaming
    • Console
    • Esports
  • Mobile
    • Apps
    • OS
    • Tablets
    • Phones
    • Telco
      • Celcom
      • DiGi
      • Maxis
      • Tune Talk
      • U Mobile
      • Buzzme
  • Pricelists
    • Compu-zone
    • Viewnet
    • Sri Computers
    • Startec
  • More
    • Automotive Tech
    • Drone
    • Enterprise
    • Entertainment
    • Fashion
    • E-Hailing
    • Wearables

©2025 VIJANDREN RAMADASS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Lifestyle
    • Computing
    • Hardware
    • Internet
    • Rumours & Leaks
    • Software
  • Forums
    • Kopitiam
    • Tradezone
    • Property Talk
    • Finance & Business
    • Fast and Furious
  • Gaming
    • PC Gaming
    • Console
    • Esports
  • Mobile
    • Apps
    • OS
    • Tablets
    • Phones
    • Telco
      • Celcom
      • DiGi
      • Maxis
      • Tune Talk
      • U Mobile
      • Buzzme
  • Pricelists
    • Compu-zone
    • Viewnet
    • Sri Computers
    • Startec
  • More
    • Automotive Tech
    • Drone
    • Enterprise
    • Entertainment
    • Fashion
    • E-Hailing
    • Wearables

©2025 VIJANDREN RAMADASS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.