News - Tips To Take You To The Next Level. 10 Things That You Did'nt Know You Could Warzone 2
It's your boy John, a.k.a. Spears, here in today's article, and we're going to be going over 10 things that you probably don't know that you can do inside of War Zone 2. These vests allow you to carry up to three plates in the gulag; there are no extra plates, but when you go to the gulag, obviously all of your loot drops, so if you pick up this vest in the gulag and they go ahead and win and respawn, you'll spawn back in to the game with the three plate option because you get to take the vest out of the gulag with you.
The vests typically spawn in just two spots, either up on the plateau or down in the "pit of death," if you will, and having this vest makes regaining a lot easier because you're not going to be at as much of a disadvantage. As you were coming out with just two plates, now you'll be coming out with the ability to have up to three for the next thing that you didn't know was going to be how to rearrange your backpack.
Before we get into that, you might be thinking to yourself, "Why would I want to have my backpack in any kind of order?" Because right now the way the game works is that any order that you pick things up is how they go in the bag, and with that being said, you can obviously stack a lot of different things like lethals, tacticals, kill streaks, even field upgrades, and things of that nature, and so having things in an order will help you in a pinch.
For example, if you're in a tight spot and you have stuns equipped currently and you need to switch to a smoke grenade instead, instead of having to kind of figure out in your backpack where they are, you can quickly hit down on the d-pad to open up the backpack and then two times to the right on the d-pad and click Square, then you'll be able to quickly switch to your smokes.
The plates and ammo don't really matter where they are in your bag, but the things that you're going to swap out more frequently, you're going to want to go ahead and stack those in the earlier slot. Moving on to number three, it's going to be the Hummer EV. Now, this might seem like a weird thing to talk about, but I didn't even know this was in the game, and I'm only bringing it up because the vehicle is grossly overpowered; the vehicle has the best acceleration, the best turning, and the best hill climbing ability.
It is incredibly freaking fast. This is by far my favorite vehicle on the map to run around in, and vehicles are a huge part of the game. With that being said, probably my favorite part about this vehicle is that it is an EV, so therefore it doesn't make any noise. You can ride around the map as much as you want, and you don't have to hear the kind of droning noise of the engines of the other vehicles.
It makes it a lot more peaceful, in my opinion. Here are some of the spawns on the map. I personally plan my entire game around getting one of these vehicles early on, so that way I have it throughout the game. At enemies, I use this a lot more than I probably should. Most people are not expecting you to hang out the window and take shots at them, especially if you position the vehicle correctly so that the car is between you and the enemy player.
Obviously, don't go hanging out the window if the enemy is going to be right next to you, but this is something that is helpful, and I think a lot more people should be using it. Talking about early on in the game and kind of my game plan, the landing spot that I'm about to show you is going to allow you to get your loadout within the first two to three minutes of the game, if not even faster.
If you guys loot all the registers and the shelves, you'll come out with around 10 to 15, 000, basically. The equivalent of buying three weapons from the buy station, so if you're playing trios, not only you but each of your teammates will also be able to buy a weapon out of the buy station, or if you're playing solo, it'll give you a good little boost going ahead and getting the loadout weapon and a UAV pretty early on.
Another bonus tip: like I said earlier, I do plan my games around getting that Hummer EV just because of how overpowered it is. It is spawned directly at the bottom of the tower, so I recommend grabbing the vehicle first and then making your way to the registers coming in at tip number four, which is that with the medium and large backpacks that you find on the ground, they actually give you a slot to go ahead and stow away an extra weapon.
If you guys want to go ahead and switch to the weapon that you put in that slot, all you have to do is press [Enter]. Click down on the d-pad, and then click Square to equip it. It's really beneficial to have an extra weapon. Towing it in their bag and then they can go ahead and regain on you at any time, or if you don't want to carry a sniper or a teammate's weapon, just carrying an extra loadout weapon that you pick up off an enemy in case any of your teammates need a regain or anything like that, it's very beneficial to use this, and it's something that a lot of people aren't doing at this exact moment.
Coming in at number five, we have the grapple and the regrapple features, basically. The zip lines in this game got reworked. For more Zone One and War Zone One, I would always tell people to stay away from them as much as possible because they will likely get you killed in this game. They're a lot better; you can turn left, you can turn right, you can hip-fire, but more importantly, you can put movement into the mix.
The zip line: if you guys are getting shot at on the zip line, you could just unattach by clicking the jump button. It will detach you from the zip line, and then you can go ahead and reattach at any point. You don't have to be on the zip line beforehand; let's say you're just flying in and you miss the ledge and you want to go ahead and just zip line up.
It's no problem. You can attach at any point, and it will take you where you want to go. For number six, we are going to be talking about the helicopters. Things are invaluable, on the map specifically. If you're doing the early game strategy of just landing near a heli and then, when these strongholds become available, flying to them so that way you can go ahead and get the permanent UAV, you can get your loadout weapons and all that stuff from the stronghold obviously, but using these things for flying around, people seem to love to shoot at them for whatever reason, and if you're not a great pilot like myself, you're.
You're definitely going to bump into things when you're trying to take off, when you're trying to land, and just maneuver around. A lot of people think that you have to park right next to the gas stations in order to refuel and repair, but you don't. You can actually land on top of them, then refuel and repair your aircraft.
