Warzone world record holders reveal top tips to get more wins ActivisionThree of the best Call of Duty: Warzone players in the world, with multiple records to their name already, have outlined exactly what you need to do in order to up your game. While the latest hit battle royale has barely been out for a few weeks, a few key players are standing out from the pack and making a name for themselves in Warzone with crazy world record runs. From topping their own trios world record multiple times with 78 kill games, to stand out individual showings with 40+ kills a piece, we sat down with one of the most talented Australian squads to find out the keys behind their success. Introducing the squad Having played numerous battle royale titles at a high level before the release of Warzone, both Lymax and Micka cut their teeth on the likes of H1Z1, Fortnite, and even Blackout to an extent. Zepa fills out the trio as one of the most experienced Australian Call of Duty players, repping the Mindfreak banners in both local tournaments and international Challengers events. All three have a lengthy history with the CoD franchise and find their thousands of hours dedicated to the series is paying dividends in a big way in Warzone. Read More: Warzone easter eggs & secret locations – From niche movement tricks, to overall accuracy, these players are leading the world record charge on the back of their dedication over the past few years. Here\u2019s a rundown on how they approach the game and how everyone can improve too. \u201cWe don\u2019t really care about wins or our stats. We just want to set records,\u201d Lymax told Dexerto when asked about what drives them to the top. https:\/\/twitter.com\/Lymaxx_\/status\/1245280171654909953 A different approach to dropping in Where you land in Warzone can make or break a potential run. From crowded hotspots with dozens of players to more isolated areas where you can take your time looting, strategies vary from squad to squad. For the world record trio, however, their unique approach has them splitting up from the get-go and dropping into three separate locations \u2013 something more players might want to try. \u201cIn an ideal scenario, where the plane is heading directly across the center of the map and the zone isn\u2019t an issue, the first spots you want to attack are Zhokov Boneyard, Atlas Superstore, and either TV Station or Storage Town,\u201d Lymax said. \u201cRegardless of the zone or the plane, these are the top three spots we\u2019re always looking to drop,\u201d Zepa added. \u201cYou\u2019re splitting the map this way. A lot of the time you may never even see your teammate until the end of the game.\u201d Set a target when you land, grab a loadout \u201cAs soon as I land, I\u2019m going for early game kills,\u201d Micka explained. \u201cI think I speak for all of us here, we try to get guns straight off the rip. Try to get as many kills without going to the Gulag and just snowball the game from there.\u201d While that strategy may seem obvious, it\u2019s bar none the most efficient tactic when aiming for high kill games. If your first few gunfights in Verdansk don\u2019t quite go your way, you can quickly back out of the lobby and try again straight away. Once each player has cleared out their first area, there\u2019s a good chance that they have a heap of money already. But what exactly should a squad be looking to purchase before anything else? \u201cDepending on the money I have, I\u2019m realistically trying to buy a loadout,\u201d Zepa said. \u201cI\u2019m trying to get the guns I like. If I still have more money, I\u2019m trying to get a UAV to spot more enemies on the map. With anything leftover, self-res is the next thing I\u2019ll buy so that I can play split from my team with a little less risk.\u201d Best Call of Duty: Warzone loadouts From snipers to shotguns, Modern Warfare\u2019s battle royale provides a great deal of diversity when it comes to loadouts. While teams may have their own unique setups to complement their play style, the record holders are always pushing aggression. Here are the tools they use to rack up the most eliminations. \u201cWe\u2019re all the same,\u201d Micka joked. \u201cM4A1 Assault Rifle and MP5 SMG across the board. We\u2019re very aggressive but you can still take a long-range gunfight with these weapons.\u201d \u201cWe all run Double Time and Overkill. A few of us run Amped, but I run Battle Hardened so that I don\u2019t get stunned as much,\u201d Lymax explained. The entire squad runs Double Time as it is one of the most crucial perks for high-kill wins in Warzone. In its current form, the perk allows you to close the distance on enemy teams much faster than usual. High risk, high reward The most significant advice the world record holders shared is for teams to \u201calways\u201d be getting into gunfights. Playing safe and playing slow will only get you so far, but if you want to smash world records just like them, \u201cyou always have to be farming enemies,\u201d Zepa explained. \u201cYou\u2019ve just always got to take the risk. If you die, you die. You have to take the risk. If you kill them, it pays off. If you die, you get bought back in or just start a new game. High risk, high reward.\u201d While bounties can be a decent means of piling up cash in Warzone, they can also \u201cbe distracting\u201d according to Micka. \u201cYour money should almost entirely be coming from kills. Bounties just take time away from getting even more kills.\u201d The best ways to clinch outplays When your team closes in on the end-game in Warzone, strategies can change somewhat. Rather than playing split from one another, \u201cyou want to be pushing with teammates more than you would in the early-game,\u201d Zepa outlined. \u201cIn the end-game specifically, a lot of people are just camping. So you want to clear buildings with your team, not alone. Additionally, Micka highlighted CoD\u2019s unique movement as a factor that players need to master in order to set world records of their own.\u201cLearning the Call of Duty movement would help a lot,\u201d he expressed. Micka added: \u201cThere are certain ways to outplay people. You can bunny hop, you can slide cancel around corners. Learning those tricks are essential. You can get the first shots on enemies with those. If you want high kills, you\u2019ve just always got to be moving and abusing Modern Warfare\u2019s movement. \u201cThe ability to take out teams 1v3 is crucial,\u201d Lymax added. \u201cYou have to know how to outplay entire teams yourself\u2026 always want to be pushing, but you need to be smart on the map. You can\u2019t just run down the middle of a street and expect to take out a team. You\u2019ve got to play around cover while pushing them, for instance.\u201d Significant patches may change the price of the most effective items in Warzone, but the general strategy remains consistent, according to the squad. Aggression is key if you want high-kill wins and sending out UAVs is a great way to get the jump on opponents. Years of experience on the sticks with the CoD franchise obviously helps as well, but anyone can up their game thanks to these tactics \u2014 whether you can claim the trio\u2019s world record is another matter, but there\u2019s no harm in trying! April 1 Update at 10:30 AM PST The trio of Lymaax, Micka, and Zepa have once again broken their world record for kills in a single match. The numbers in the article have been updated to reflect the change.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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