Warzone 2 player manages to turn a helicopter into a submarine Activision BlizzardA Warzone 2 player tested the limits of the light helo, transforming it into a submarine. Warzone 2\u2019s implementation of water received mixed reviews. Players have taken advantage of the feature to camp underwater and pop up to steal easy kills. Community members have also blasted final circles for forcing them into water combat. Players were already concerned about water being overpowered, and their fears may soon become worse. A WZ2 user unearthed a way to use helicopters underwater. Warzone 2 player discovers new way to use helicopter A Warzone 2 player flew a helicopter straight into the water and, instead of blowing up, discovered the light helo can fly underwater. The user floated the helicopter on top of the water to accomplish the feat and jumped out. As the chopper began submerging, they jumped back in and flew underwater before coming back to the surface. \u201cSo apparently, this game has a submarine with blades.\u201d One player responded, \u201cImagine a water final circle, and someone flies out of the water! I\u2019d lose my sh**.\u201d A second user added, \u201cIt looks like the helo was taking minimal damage the entire time it was underwater, look at the damage at the start of the clip compared to the end.\u201d Despite having dangerous implications, the clip received praise as a third commenter said, \u201cthat\u2019s pretty dope.\u201d Thankfully players won\u2019t be able to abuse the glitch if helicopters do take damage. However, don\u2019t be surprised if you end up losing your next match to someone using this method.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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