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Nuclear weapons are Call of Duty lore. It is the greatest feat that only the best players can accomplish. Whether in this game’s battle royale or in multiplayer, a nuke will quickly win your team the match.
Warzone 2.0’s nukes are similar to Modern Warfare 2’s Tactical Nuke kill sequence. However, instead of doing 30 kills in a row, you must search for parts to create and arm a bomb.
This means that regardless of the ammunition you have in real time, you have the potential to come from behind and win the entire match. This is how you detonate a bomb in al mazra.
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How to drop a nuke in Warzone 2.0
Let me preface this by saying that the implementation of Warzone 2.0 is unimaginably difficult. Infinity Ward didn’t confirm that Twitch streamer Nick “wagnificent” Wagner was in the game until three days after launch.
There are a lot of hoops to jump through across several games.
- Take turns winning 5 in Warzone 2.0.
- Start the Champion’s Quest contract.
- Find 3 materials to make a nuclear bomb.
- Wait until the bomb cube appears on the map.
- Arm the bomb with the 3 substances you collected.
- Defend the bombs against the other players towards 2 minutes.
Needless to say, the 1st step is the most difficult. To make history of possibilities, you must advance 5 at a time, one by one, in the first field of a lobby of 150 players. This is a feat that will likely be contested by even the best players.
Winning five games in a row will display a gold crown on the tactical map and activate the Champions Quest contract.
The next step is to collect three substances: beryllium, plutonium, and tritium. Each substance contains a personal penalty when picked up. Beryllium has a tracking system that puts a gold crown on your head so all other players know where you are. Plutonium will kill you. Tritium disables radar and minimap.
Explosion sites are marked with a yellowish radiation threat symbol. Each material must be placed separately, then the bomb is detonated manually.
A two-minute timer starts and you must defend until the bomb detonates.
