News - This Isn't Another Boring Warzone 2 Gameplay
And, not to mention, taking out campers can be one of the most satisfying things to do in this game. They will be edited under the cover of night, and you will need to infiltrate the base that makes the morning via the underground. Waterway The stern plans are guarded by any soldiers, whom you must take out with violence, speed, and aggression; therefore, any reinforcements can arrive, and as always, the secretary will disavow any knowledge of this if it has happened.
Okay, so maybe that didn't really happen, but I think you get the point: no lead, you're dead fighting, and teens by themselves can be a bit of a math problem. You only have so many bullets to take off the team before you need to reload, but the opponents that you're fighting don't really have that issue.
If one enemy goes down or needs to reload, their teammates can still keep pushing you because it's highly unlikely that they all need to reload at the same time. This is a problem for you because when you run out of bullets you need to reload, and you're a sitting duck with no teammates to provide cover fire.
So that's why you need to prioritize your ammunition, and I do this in two ways. The first is that I treat my close-range ammo like gold because reloading takes time, and that's something you don't have in close-quarters fights. Okay, so we've covered the four tips that I used to win gunfights when I'm outnumbered, and now it's time to see how I used those tips in that gulag.
So I decided to put the stairs up, and the first important thing that I do is don't waste my grenade because I don't have any information on where my two opponents are, and as I'm getting some shots on the first enemy. I can see the second one's shadow on the stairs. And this is where keeping that grenade definitely comes in handy, but now it's also a 1v2, and here's where my strategy comes into play.
I first reload to prepare myself for the push, and while I'm doing that. I see that both of my opponents are circling to the right, so in order to isolate each gunfight. I aggressively reposition myself here because I know these boxes will cut off one player's field of view just as I'm landing shots on the first player.
I'm strafing to my right to keep this a 1v1 fight, with that player eliminated. I know the second player is nearby, so I immediately use my exit strategy to avoid taking any damage and give myself time to reload. Now this player ends up deciding to fall back, and then he tosses a smoke grenade, which immediately tells me he's probably using that as a distraction to rotate to the left.
And, sure enough, he's right there, and it's an easy win.
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