News - Warzone 2: Beat Sbmm With This Simple Unethical Trick
It's my Paul. Tip: I hate the title, but that's the current state of YouTube, and I've got to get that SEO in, but I like this article if it helps you out because I do appreciate that. How to reverse boost all that nonsense, so all of that will be on the channel, but for now, you don't want to have multiple accounts; you don't want to have multiple consoles; you just want skill-based matchmaking to go away.
Here's how to do it: I should have titled this article. The Tips That the Developers that the developers don't Want You to Know or some nonsense. So the first thing you want to do is play some games. Cool done that bit of sweetness sounds good. Now you're going to want to go over to your stats. So you have here you got your multiplayer click on that then we go down to.
Like you can see at the bottom down there, you got recent match modes and maps, so we clicked on that. BOS, Ryland Okay, so this first one on Greece, for example, wasn't a great game, 24 for 8, whatever, so we go to the scoreboard, and we can take a look there. So, let's say on the other team, let's say ginger sniper, well, yeah, that Lobby was okay, but it wasn't like we wouldn't get worse, so let's say subbase, all right, cool sub base, sub base had a great game, 69 for three, so let's have a look at that all right so we can see on the other team, ghosty shell, ghosty shell (7552).
They didn't come in late; they came with the whole thing: 1,200 points, seven kills, and 1300 damage. They look pretty. Okay, so what we're going to want to do now is we're going to want to back out of that, and you're going to want to go over to hit your R3 button on whichever it is on whatever console you're on and go over to Recent, so if we go to Recent Lobby, and now.
We have got to find said player, so we're just going to go down until we find one. That was easy. Boom Ghosty Shell sent a friend request, and he can now be our friend because when you have done that, you can not only check their stats out, but chances are, there's going to be people who just completely ignore you.
There are people who are just going to be like, Who the hell is this? and just add you regardless. It's kind of a mix; it's just going to be that some people will say they won't say anything; they'll just add you and accept it. Some people probably tell you to piss off; it is what it is, but if you cherry pick, if you look at the end of every game and like make a mental note, or if at the end of every session, if you just go to, like, say, if you just head over to your stats page and just got like, say, multiplayer recent matches maps and modes cool, you know this game on Russ was a good game 45 for four.
Let's check that out. Let's check the scoreboard. Spooky 383, 0111, It was awful—6 kills, 1800 score. Let's go back and find them and add them up because then what you can do is really, without any of their knowledge, to be honest with you, you can just go to parties and friends like we see here, and anybody who's anybody who's playing right now, you can just join them.
You can just hop in their lobby, and that can be whether they're in a game, whether they're not in a game, whatever. As long as they're playing Call of Duty, you can hop in, because even if it does it like they've got the lobbies full, as soon as somebody drops out of that lobbie, you'll take their spot, or alternatively, when they back out, you're just going to search again, and if they are a really low-skilled player, then you're a really, really high-skilled player.
It's going to kind of meet in the middle, so it's going to give them a bad time. It's going to give you a good time, but you're not really friends with these people. You might make friends. I don't know; we're just trying to get ourselves easier lobbies, and then you basically just do that until you get the result that you want, but if you just cherry pick at the end of every game, just cherry pick the ones that you want.
Yes, it's vindictive, and yes, it's manipulative. But at the end of the day, we're trying to improve your life. I'm not trying to improve everybody else's life who plays Call of Duty. Like I've said, God knows how many times you play. You're the main character; you're the one who wants to get the kill streaks; you're the one who wants to dominate the map; you're the one who wants to get swarms; and you're the one who wants to get nukes.
I don't give a damn about the other 11 players on the map. I genuinely don't want a game that's best for me. That's not my problem with anything else, so it's a little bit of an unethical hack nonetheless. Thank me later.