Hi guys ! I bought MWII (alongside the DMZ mode) on [Battle.net](https://battle.net/) and the newest installment MWIII on Steam. I noticed, that both are this “Call of Duty HQ” launcher, that redirects to different instances (Zombies, DMZ, MP, …) now when launching MWII on [Battle.net](https://battle.net/) and going to the DMZ mode, I have the “DMZ Premium” thing unlocked, however if I launch MWIII via Steam, I don’t have it. The other way around, I don’t own MWIII on [Battle.net](https://battle.net/) and it also shows that I don’t have it (Steam account IS linked to my [Battle.net](https://battle.net/) account). Is there any solution to my issue so that I can play both variations with just one installation ? (I need to have MWII installed on [Battle.net](https://battle.net/), so I can play with the DMZ Premium features). Does anyone have the same issue and know a way around ? I really don’t want to use up 300GB of space for both instances, when one could be enough (I CAN launch and play DMZ via the MWIII Steam install, without needing to install it on [Battle.net](https://battle.net/), but just the Premium features are missing). I also really don’t wanna have to buy MWII again on Steam for this to work :/. Any help is greatly appreciated ! Thanks in advance
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Nope, won’t work since it treats Steam and Battle.net as two different platform. It’ basically the same as if you tried It on Xbox and Playstation for example.
It’s stupid and unecessary, but unfortunately that’s how it is. (Similar to how bundles bought with real money like CDL packs do not transfer)