Fast guide to optimize your gameplay in Warzone.




》》Customize your loadout according to your playstyle and the map. Make sure to have a balanced loadout with a primary weapon for mid-to-long-range engagements and a secondary weapon for close-quarters combat. The moment you jump on the map, make sure you know a place where to deploy to loot money and stuff fast, so you can buy fast the Loadout box on the closest Buy Station.Make contracts aswell, they will help you boost you with money.

》》Knowing the map layout, popular landing spots, and high-traffic areas can give you a strategic advantage. Use this knowledge to plan your movements and engagements wisely. Always open the map and look around, especially when you have the UAV on working, so you can see if there's any enemies in your near area.

》》Communication is key, especially in team-based modes. Use voice chat or ping systems to communicate with your team, share enemy locations, and coordinate attacks.Always try to be communicative and see where your teammates are going, always follow them, that's very important to stick with your Squad if you play in Quads or Trios/Duos.Never play alone, never go solo or you'll end up dying by a group of try hards and your team won't be able to help you quickly, that's like what happens in warzone 100/100 cases.

》》Stay aware of your surroundings at all times. Listen for footsteps, gunfire, and other audio cues to detect nearby enemies. Use the mini-map to track enemy movements and anticipate their next actions.

》》Always use cover to your advantage during engagements. Peek out from behind cover to take shots at enemies and quickly duck back to avoid getting hit. Avoid running in open areas where you're vulnerable to enemy fire.
》》Manage your resources effectively, including ammo, armor plates, and cash. Make sure to restock on ammo and armor plates whenever possible, and spend your cash wisely on essential items like UAVs, airstrikes, and self-revive kits. Never waste money on something that is not necessary, buy UAVs if you got enough money, save money to buy back your teammates.

》》Play smart and prioritize survival over kills. Avoid unnecessary risks and engagements if you're not confident you can win. Sometimes it's better to retreat and regroup than to engage in a losing battle.

》》Practice your aim and recoil control to improve your accuracy and effectiveness in gunfights. Use the practice range or play regular multiplayer modes to hone your skills.

》》Stay mobile and keep moving to avoid becoming an easy target for snipers and campers. Constantly change your position and use different routes to keep your enemies guessing.

》》Stay updated on the latest patches, updates, and meta changes in the game. Follow community forums, social media channels, and patch notes to stay informed and adapt your strategies accordingly. Always keep your eyes on the CURRENT Metas in Warzone, always make your loadout to be meta, its very important that your gun will be ready and fit every tight situation possible. It happened many times to me, that i felt like i could've killed that one guy if i didn't had a gun worse than them, and thats always happening when your gun is not updated to the current balance. You want to win - you have to have the best weapon build with yourself.
By following these tips and continuously practicing and adapting your gameplay, you can optimize your performance and increase your chances of success in Warzone.
See you on warzone.

▲ Well, there's a few locations that might feel more comfy and better to grind faster, but in the end, you realise Warzone is not only about locations on map but also about timings and luck.
▲You can jump on the best location on the map, but be unlucky and get killed by a squad that just has a good timing and kills you from behind, so its really difficult to tell you where and when you'll have the best position on map, but ill try my best to put here the info based on my experience.

▲Here ill mark a few locations on the Map where you might jump and have no problems such as more players jumping in the same place and getting killed in the first seconds of deploy.

I also recommend to deploy right on Gas stations/stores if you want fast to get a big ammount of money to buy faster the loadout.

➤In Call of Duty: Warzone, there are various Killstreaks available for purchase at Buy Stations, each with its own price and abilities. Here's a breakdown of some common ones

1.UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)
➤Ability: Reveals enemy positions on the mini-map for a limited time.

2.Precision Airstrike
➤Ability: Calls in an airstrike to target a specific area, dealing heavy damage to enemies within its radius.

3.Cluster Strike
➤Ability: Launches a series of cluster bombs onto a designated location, causing damage over a wide area.

4.Self-Revive Kit
➤Ability: Allows you to revive yourself once when downed, providing a second chance in battle.

5.Loadout Drop Marker
➤Ability: Calls in a custom loadout drop containing your preferred weapons, perks, and equipment.

These are just a few examples of the Killstreaks available in Warzone, each serving different tactical purposes and priced accordingly at Buy Stations throughout the map.


Here's the comprehensive list of other items available at Buy Stations in Call of Duty: Warzone, along with their prices and abilities:

1.Armor Plate Bundle
➤Ability: Allows you to repair and reinforce your armor, providing additional protection in combat.

2.Gas Mask
➤Ability: Provides temporary protection from the deadly gas that closes in during the late stages of the game.

3.Munitions Box
➤Ability: Supplies ammunition for both primary and secondary weapons, as well as lethal and tactical equipment for you and your squad.

4.Gas Grenade
➤Ability: Releases a cloud of gas that causes damage over time and disorients enemies caught within its radius.

5.Stun Grenade
➤Ability: Temporarily blinds and slows down enemies caught in its explosion radius, making them vulnerable to attacks.

You can buy the weapons from your loadout in the buystation without needing a Loadout Box.

╰┈➤ In Call of Duty: Warzone, contracts are essential tasks players can complete during matches to earn rewards and gain advantages. As of my last update, here are the types of contracts available:

1. ➔ Scavenger Contract: This contract involves locating and opening a series of supply boxes. Once you accept the contract, a series of three to five supply boxes will be marked on your map. You need to search and open all of them to complete the contract. Rewards typically include cash, weapons, armor, and other useful items.

















2. ➔ Recon Contract: Recon contracts require you to secure a location by capturing a specific point. Upon accepting the contract, a designated point will appear on your map. You need to reach this point and remain within its vicinity for a certain duration to complete the contract. Upon completion, your team will be granted valuable intel about the next safe zone's location.
















3. ➔ Most Wanted Contract: This high-risk, high-reward contract designates you and your team as targets for all other players on the map. Once activated, your team has to survive for a set period (usually around three minutes). If successful, you and your teammates are revived if downed and earn a substantial cash reward. However, if your team is eliminated during the contract, the bounty is awarded to the team that took you out.
















4. ➔ Contract Kill Contracts: These contracts involve eliminating a specific player or team. Upon acceptance, a target player or team will be marked on your map. You must hunt them down and eliminate them to complete the contract. Rewards usually include cash and loot dropped by the eliminated player or team.

















╰┈➤ Completing contracts in Warzone can greatly benefit your team by providing valuable resources, intel, and cash to purchase equipment and perks. However, it's essential to consider the risks and rewards of each contract, as some may expose you to greater danger than others.

➔ In Call of Duty: Warzone, level progression works differently from traditional multiplayer modes. Here's a detailed breakdown


1. ➔Player Level: Your overall player level in Warzone is tied to your performance across both Warzone and Modern Warfare multiplayer. You earn XP by completing matches, completing challenges, and achieving in-game objectives. As you gain XP, you'll level up, which unlocks various rewards such as weapon blueprints, operator skins, and more.

2. ➔Weapon Level: Each weapon in Warzone has its own level progression system. You earn XP for a specific weapon by using it in matches and scoring kills. As you level up a weapon, you unlock attachments, camos, and other customization options. Weapon XP gained in Warzone also contributes to the overall weapon level progression in Modern Warfare multiplayer.
3. ➔Battle Pass Tiers: Warzone is integrated with the Call of Duty Battle Pass system. By purchasing the Battle Pass or playing the game and completing challenges, you earn Battle Pass tiers. Each tier unlocks rewards such as operator skins, weapon blueprints, XP boosts, and more. Progressing through Battle Pass tiers is separate from player level progression but contributes to your overall progression in the game.

4, ➔Seasonal Prestige System: Warzone also features a seasonal prestige system.

5. ➔Challenges and Missions: Warzone includes various challenges and missions that offer additional XP and rewards for completing specific objectives. These can range from getting a certain number of kills with a particular weapon to winning matches under specific conditions. Completing these challenges and missions contributes to your overall progression in the game.

Overall, level progression in Warzone is a combination of traditional player leveling, weapon leveling, Battle Pass tiers, and seasonal prestige. By actively participating in matches, completing challenges, and engaging with the game's content, players can steadily progress and unlock a wide range of rewards and customization options.

1. ➔Scavenger - This perk is one that's consistently been a staple of Call of Duty loadout options for many years now, and it's no surprise really thanks to its ability to provide extra ammo, loot-able after eliminating enemies. Here in Warzone however, it also has the additional bonuses of granting an extra armor plate and cash from defeated players too, making it all the more tantalising an option, and perfect for all offensive classes, particularly those led by an SMG.

2. ➔Sleight of Hand - Yet another staple in Call of Duty classes, Sleight of Hand is great for offensive playstyles. Its ability to boost reload speed is a simple one, but a bonus that'll no doubt come in handy on plenty of occasions, keeping you in the action and able to return fire much faster than you otherwise would. It's also great for any weapons that have longer reload times, such as LMGs or single-shot-loaded shotguns for example.

3. ➔Double Time - This one's a little bit more of a passive one that you won't necessarily see the effects of visually as much as say Scavenger or Sleight of Hand, but it can still prove to be useful nonetheless thanks to being a great pick for more mobility-focused playstyles. Simply granting an extended Tac Sprint duration and reduced refresh time, you'll be able to move at max speed more often and for longer too. Good for SMG and close-quarters builds especially, but can be useful for all playstyles, particularly if trying to get to safety quicker.

4. ➔E.O.D./Battle Hardened - These two perks are ostensibly the same in their general function of providing additional resistances to grenades, but each come at it from a different angle and for slightly different purposes. E.O.D. reduces the amount of damage you take from non-killstreak explosives and resets fuse timers when picking up live grenades, providing more of a demolitionist playstyle. Battle Hardened on the other hand does the exact same, but for tactical equipment instead of lethals, meaning you might actually get more use out of its effects with such a wide array of use cases. It'll also hide you from Snapshot Grenade markings, meaning it's got somewhat of a stealthy aspect to it too.

5. ➔Focus - Arguably a bit of a niche pick here, but one that'll no doubt be useful for anyone using sniper and marksman rifles thanks to its reduced flinch when aiming down sights. Not only that, but it'll let you use the 'Hold Breath' function on scoped weapons for longer, giving you more time to line up that perfect shot.


1. ➔Quick Fix - Introduced in Modern Warfare (2019), this is a perk that's a great pairing for any offensive playstyle, and one that, here in Warzone, has expanded benefits than its original counterpart. Not only are you getting health regeneration when killing enemies, you're also getting it when inserting an armor plate, meaning you almost have healing on demand that'll let you stock up on some extra defences whilst restoring your core health at the same time.

2. ➔Resupply - A solid passive pick here, brilliant for any playstyle leaning heavily on support or demolitions, you'll be gaining access to your chosen lethal and tactical equipment every 50 seconds, giving you the opportunity to bring some explosive heat to your enemies, or provide all manner of support your chosen equipment employs.

3. ➔Cold-Blooded - A good pairing with Ghost, a recommendation of ours for your fourth perk slot, Cold-Blooded will make you undetectable by thermal optic sights, Tactical Cameras, and Recon Drones, and it also prevents enemy perk activations of High Alert and Combat Scout. The former of those two perks would usually alert a player when an enemy outside of their view is aiming at them, whilst the latter makes it so that hitting another player marks them for teammates. Nullifying these effects thanks to Cold-Blooded really helps for making the ultimate stealth build, and lets you not only stay off the radar, but also get the drop on anyone regardless of their perks.

4. ➔Stalker - More of a mobility-focused choice here, you'll be able to stay active during gunfights with this pick, and is a really nice complement to aggressive playstyles. It can also be helpful for longer-range sniper builds too, boosting your strafing speed that might help when at risk of being hit by another player, giving you some extra wiggle room to return fire whilst being a more difficult target to hit yourself.


1. ➔Ghost - Essentially the perfect perk for all-stealth builds, this is yet another one of those core Call of Duty staples that has shown up time and time again across the majority of the titles since its inception. As long as you're moving, you'll be hidden from enemy radar sources like UAVs, portable radars and heartbeat sensors, giving you the edge over your enemies. Throw on a suppressor, equip Ghost, and strike from the shadows.

2. ➔Flex - Another somewhat stealthy perk choice here, albeit from a different angle with some support capabilities too, Flex lets you delay the triggered explosion from enemy equipment such as Claymores or Proximity Mines. Not only that, but it'll reduce your combat noise and let you spot nearby enemy equipment, letting you communicate to teammates where best to avoid, or perhaps to take an alternate approach into a particular building or zone.

3. ➔Birdseye - If you're noticing players using Ghost a lot, this is the perk you'll be wanting to take into your loadouts, thanks to its ability to detect players using the Ghost perk. It's the perfect antithesis to players taking the stealthy approach, and on top of that, it'll make your UAVs more precise by showing the direction an enemy is facing. On the whole, it's a solid perk, one that lets you go up against Ghost-equipped players to show them who truly has the upper hand.

4. ➔Resolute - Whilst ideally you'd go entire matches without taking a single hit, there's probably a low chance that'll actually happen. Whilst I'm quite sure someone out there has done this, for the majority of players, Resolute is a handy perk that'll actually give you a bonus for taking gunfire damage. Call it a reward if you'd like - though generally, we wouldn't advise getting hit - but when you do take damage from any enemy gun, you'll receive a short bonus to your movement speed, perfect for getting a hurry on to safety, and it's possible this might be the difference between life and death in a hectic gunfight.

Perks and The Abilities of them

- Mountaineer - Reduces fall damage.

- Mechanic - Reduced vehicle repair time, increased fueling speed, and reduced fuel consumption while driving non-aircraft vehicles.

- Shrapnel - Explosive damage delays enemy health regeneration, slows enemy movement, and briefly disables tactical sprint when the enemies legs are hit.

- Scavenger - Collect ammo, an armor plate, and cash from dead players.

-Battle Hardened - Reduce the effect of enemy Flash, Stun, EMP, Gas Grenades, Frangible Bullets, and Shock Sticks. Immune to Snapshot Grenades.

-E.O.D. - Reduces damage from non-killstreak explosives and fire. Reset fuse timers when picking up live grenades.

-Strong Arm - Throw equipment farther and see a preview of the trajectory.

-Spotter - Spot enemy equipment and Killstreaks through walls. Aiming down sights highlights them for the team. Hack enemy Claymores, Proximity Mines, C4, and Trophy Systems.

-Sleight of Hand - Reload faster.

-Double Time - Increases Tac Sprint duration and reduces refresh time.

-Irradiated - Move faster and take less damage while in the gas.

-Focus - Reduce flinch when aiming down sights and extend Hold Breath duration.