What the Counting Room Vault Means for Your MW4 DMZ Runs

Players who finish Silent Ledger now know exactly where to spend their key, though the vault's popularity means they should expect heavy player traffic and possible ambushes at the location.
Players who finish Silent Ledger now know exactly where to spend their key, though the vault's popularity means they should expect heavy player traffic and possible ambushes at the location.
Key points - The Counting Room Vault is on the ground floor of the Heavenly Luck Casino in MW4 DMZ. - Players receive the Counting Room Vault Key after completing the Silent Ledger story mission. - The vault requires the key to open, with no other known method at time of writing. - The interior room is full of loot but is a well-known spot likely to attract other players. - To reach the vault, enter the casino's main doors and take an immediate right into the cage corridor.
Timeline - After completing Silent Ledger: Players are rewarded with the Counting Room Vault Key. - Entering the Heavenly Luck Casino: Take an immediate right into the corridor with cages. - Before the main slots area: Take the left door into the computer-filled security room. - At the end of the security room: The Counting Room Vault is found and requires the key to open.
FAQ
Q: Where is the Counting Room Vault in MW4 DMZ? A: It's on the ground floor of the Heavenly Luck Casino, at the end of a computer-filled security room reached by taking an immediate right after the main doors.
Q: How do you get the Counting Room Vault Key? A: You earn it by completing the Silent Ledger story mission in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ.
Q: Can you open the Counting Room Vault without the key? A: No. At the time of writing there is no other known method to open the vault besides using the Counting Room Vault Key.
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