Streamers get a nuke in Warzone 2.0 without firing a shot
Three streamers, BobbyPoff, Dill, and Unrational, have set off a nuke in Warzone 2.0 without firing even a single bullet over the course of all six games.
This monumental achievement in the Call of Duty Battle Royale mode was accomplished by the three streamers on December 15. Getting a nuke in Warzone 2.0 is a difficult achievement just to start, with it requiring five consecutive wins and then jumping through a series of hoops to assemble the nuclear bomb in the sixth match. Doing it without firing a single bullet in any of the six games is absolutely herculean.
Streamers get a nuke in Warzone 2.0 by being pacifists
Streamers Dill, Unrational, and BobbyPoff had been trying to achieve the pacifist’s nuke in Warzone 2.0 for days. This requires them to win five consecutive lobbies of the Battle Royale without loosing a single bullet. After trying to achieve it in duos, they tagged in Warzone Twitch streamer and YouTuber Dill to be the third man in their squad to help achieve this unbelievable milestone. The most difficult portion of this is that in the sixth and final match where they have to assemble the nuke, the entire lobby is able to see one of their members’ movements and all will know when they begin to arm the nuke.
This is a difficult task without putting the stipulation upon yourself that you’re not allowed to use any bullets to get the task done. You’re still fine to use melee, and non-traditional ballistic solutions to your problems, as the streamers did, but most of Warzone’s weapons are unavailable for use. The truth is that the act is likely unachievable to anybody but some of the absolute best Warzone players in collaboration with similarly talented players. It’s a ridiculously difficult task and all three can rest on their laurels for pulling it off.
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