There’s only so much time left for players to get the stars they need before Operation Broken Fang ends. Here’s how to quickly finish up the operation’s missions.
After nearly five months, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players are about to say goodbye to Operation Broken Fang. Players only have so much time to finish up its remaining missions, spend their stars, and grab the battle pass’ prized golden coin. But with so much content available, some players haven’t finished the requirements to get their coin just yet. Here’s a list of each week’s missions to complete to finish Broken Fang on time.
Broken Fang’s mission layout is pretty simple, but the operation doesn’t do a great job of explaining how many stars are needed to get the pass’ coveted coins. Players start of with Broken Fang’s bronze coin and receive a new coin with every 34 stars they earn. In order to completely finish Broken Fang, players will have to complete every single mission from each week before they get their diamond coin. But since that’s a tough thing to do with just one month remaining, we’ve broken down the best order for players to complete Broken Fang’s missions to grab the golden coin instead.
Here are the numbers of stars players will have to reach to upgrade their coins.
Each week has a limit to how many stars players can earn, but every week also has more stars than its cap. For example, week one will only award 10 total stars towards the operation’s golden coin, but players can earn a total of 19 stars to spend in the operation shop. That means that players only have to complete enough missions to cap out for the week. Any other stars are just a nice bonus.
Here’s the mission list for week one, where the cap is 10 stars:
Week 1: Start Your Engines
Since CSGO won’t award players stars until they’ve finished the match, there is a general rule that any casual or competitive missions will take players the longest to finish. By focusing on deathmatch and guardian missions, players can finish each week quickly. In the middle are retake and Danger Zone missions. Depending on the mission type, these two game modes can take as much time as casual or as little as Guardian. So for week one, player would complete the following missions to cap out at 10 stars:
Week one is the only week that requires 10 stars to cap, so it’s the most involved week of play. The rest of Broken Fang’s 15 missions require only six stars to cap.
If players have a friend they can bring along, it makes Broken Fang’s last-minute grind much easier if they want to finish quickly. The operation’s guardian missions can only be completed with a second player, meaning that they either bring along a partner or spend time trying to grab one from CSGO’s looking for group option. Broken Fang’s two cooperative Strike Missions, week one’s Under the Hood and week 16’s “Lasting Impression,” should be played regardless. They’re a ton of fun and showcase some of the best cooperative gameplay CSGO has to offer.
Week 2: Moon Shot
Week 3: Rangfinder
Week 4: Full-Time Job
Week 5: Sleight of Hand
Week 6: World Tour
Week 7: Improvise
Week 8: Welcome to the Jungle
Week 9: Keep Your Eyes Open
Week 10: Near Sighted
Week 11: One Track Mind
Week 12: Delirium
Week 13: Veritglobals
Week 14: Turf War
Week 15: Spare No Expense
Week 16: Ancient Danger
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