News - Warzone 2: How To Do Much Better 22 Simple Tips
Warzone 2 has now passed its one-week mark, and whether you've put in a ton of time since the launch or played just one game. I don't think it's too far of a stretch to say that the mode is rather different from the first experience we've all known for the last three years. I want to run down a handful of tips to help you do better and improve your replay as we go along.
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So first let's start out with some early game stuff here, firstly, recognize.
Choosing a game plan in warzone 2
With that pacing, which you want to play with, and your goals set up from the very beginning, there are a few main ways you can enter a game: One way is that you can land hot, get kills, and loot up from there after killing your opponents, or you can land oppositely, in a more passive manner. Loot and then get into the fight; neither is right nor wrong; it's all subjective to what you feel comfortable with; just know your own caliber and potential with gameplay; that's something that's really important to know right out of the gate.
Which one you want to do, what my squad likes to do is kind of a little bit of a hybrid of both, with a high focus on getting our loadout early.
Maximizing cash yield early in warzone 2
Safe cracker contracts have been our go-to; there's an abundance of them on the map, and it's essentially your scavenger contract from war zone 1, but with guaranteed cash yields out of it ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand with each, and if you open them, then, of course, you get cash for completing the contract.
The nice part is that, unlike scavenger hunts, where all three suspects show up at once, it can divide and conquer one person on your squad, taking one of each, and get it done in a minute or two tops. Perhaps if it's the first thing you do, that initial contract of the game you activate, you'll be rewarded with seventeen hundred dollars—one thousand seven hundred dollars—for completing that contract and loan.
If it's later in the game and you complete other contracts before that, there'll be a completion bonus that kicks in for that, but for the sake of the early game, 1700 bucks is not a bad start initially, and from there along the way, looting Getting to the safe mixed, with the safe that you open up and the contract completion itself, you should have just about enough money, close to or even more than five thousand dollars, so that each member of your team would be able to purchase at least one gun from the buy station.
If you're playing solo or duo, you might even have more cash than that, so you might be able to get two weapons if you wanted. I'd definitely say take one weapon if you can early on. If you get excess cash perhaps, you can grab a UAV to see where enemies could be, then you can get into the action quickly so you're not cold for later game and go hunting at that point, but that's only one gun.
Obtaining your loadout as early as possible in warzone 2
Surely you can do well with some of the ground loot as your secondary, but if you want specific lethals.
For tacticals and perk packages, you need a loadout, and loadouts are only obtainable in two different ways: either via an in-game event that happens at a random time in each match, or Via strongholds, every match opens up 10 seconds before the first zone starts to close, from diffusing a bomb to just clearing out a stronghold of enemies.
The way to obtain them is rather simple; it's just a matter of whether you're contested or not, and if there are other players going for it, that's the real trouble. I'd highly recommend clearing strongholds, if you can and feel comfortable with those and your firepower, because if you combine this with a weapon you may have bought, seriously, you're cruising at this point with two custom guns and your equipment all on hand at that point early, not many players in the lobby will have that by comparison, so you're doing really well and can absolutely go.
Making use of strongholds in warzone 2
Hunting one, additional tip for strongholds: in particular, if you come across one that's completed, don't just pass it by. A lot of the times it'll either be bugged or reset that you can do it yourself really quickly, so either jump in and tackle it really quickly, or in some cases again if it's bugged.
I've had a couple of occasions where it'll say that we can pick up our loadout there but it's grayed out as in it's locked because we didn't complete it, all you really have to do is go out of the stronghold and come back and it will be re-unlocked. For some reason, it was quite literally a free loadout at that point for not completing anything, so strongholds are 100 worth; it Other tips come down to inventory.
Managing your inventory wisely in warzone 2
Management number one in this category is to plan out your game plan from the very beginning. What ammo are you going to take?
How much utility do you want to have on offer? Do you want to be somebody who plays with streaks, self-reviving equipment, and so on and so forth? The nice part about the inventory this year is that you have the ability to stack up more than just one thing. If you want to, you can end up picking up three different self-revives.
If you really need to, I've ended up doing that and giving them out to my team as we go along, so it's incredibly helpful in that regard if you have the inventory space.
Carrying or dropping excess ammo in warzone 2
But if you know the loadout that you want to take and eventually work your way up to it, you can prioritize that ammo type from the very beginning and take even more.
With this inventory system, it's not required to pick up the ammo that you don't want to use, and since you have more inventory slots, you can take more than the maximum amount of things like 210 rifle rounds, 150 SMG rounds, and so on and so forth. So you could realistically have 200, 300, 400, and 500 rounds of rifle if you really wanted. Beyond that, another tip is inventory.
Utilizing the new inventory looting mechanics in warzone 2
Looting the new backpack system and inventory systems makes some things easy to pick up. For example, if you have plates and you have an open stack, as we'll mention in a second here talking about armor overall, there are three plates per inventory stack, so if you have an inventory slot with one left and you enter a dead bag, it will auto-pick up an additional two plates to top that off; the same is true with ammo but not exceeding the 210 of AR 150.
