3 tips to help you crush Black Ops Cold War\u2019s Fireteam: Dirty Bomb mode ActivisionDuring the second weekend of the beta, Black Ops Cold War players got a chance to try out one of the new large-scale modes called Fireteam: Dirty Bomb, and needless to say it\u2019s a bit different from the rest of the game. Here are some tips to put you above the rest. [jwplayer ulMZS35X] With Black Ops Cold War, fans have a variety of classic modes to choose from, including Team Deathmatch, Domination, Kill Confirmed, etc. alongside some larger experiences like Combined Arms. That being said, there\u2019s an even bigger mode called Fireteam: Dirty Bomb, which pits 40 players against each other in an attempt to set off radioactive explosives around a large map. The mode itself is a bit different from the others, clearly taking a bit of inspiration from Warzone with the inclusion of armor, doors, etc., meaning that players of Fireteams: Dirty Bomb might be a bit confused when they drop into the map for the first time. Fret not, however, as there are some things to remember about the mode that just might give you an advantage over everyone else. Use the supply crates found around the map In Dirty Bomb, you have to collect Uranium and plant them at bomb sites around the map. Players can pick it up from fallen foes who drop it, but there\u2019s another way to get it that doesn\u2019t require you to get in a firefight. Scattered around the map are small loot chests, similar to the ones seen in Warzone. Opening these chests will guarantee you a few pieces of Uranium, in addition to extra bonuses like armor plates, kill streaks, and more. The best part is that there are a ton of these located around the map. If you\u2019re having trouble finding them, all you have to do is listen for the clicking sound that a Geiger Counter would make. Tons of people seem to be walking right past these chests in game, so finding one that hasn\u2019t been taken shouldn\u2019t be a problem. Find items and find them fast While the crates drop Uranium, they also have the possibility of giving out some helpful items as well. Right now, there\u2019s a few things that the crates can wield, and it would definitely behoove you to find them as quick as possible: Armor – Armor satchel (allows you to hold more pieces of armor) – Self-revive kit – RC-XD – Counter Spy Plane – Sentry Gun – It\u2019s important to find at least a couple of these items as soon as possible as doing so can put you at a serious advantage over everyone else. Like the Uranium, your character drops all items when you die, so if you get taken out, you\u2019ll have to go find them all over again. Stick to the bomb sites In the mode, anyone can deposit Uranium at the five sites around the map, but once the bomb is planted, it belongs to your team. Because of this, it\u2019s important to stick around the site that you want to take once you start depositing your materials. Don\u2019t take them out right away, however, instead, allow them to plant their Uranium and take them out. This means you can have a fully functioning bomb in no time, without any of the work. Is that evil or dirty (no pun intended)? Maybe, but it\u2019ll allow to detonate the explosive easier and at the end of the day, that\u2019s all that matters. Of course, there are other things to remember while playing but if you follow all these tips, you might just be able to win your Fireteams: Dirty Bomb matches with ease.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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