News - Warzone 2 Is Slow. How To Adapt To The Change Of Pace, Get More Kills And Wipe More Squads
There's not a lot of cover, and that's just something that I do have to be a little bit careful of, and there's no self-revive, so right here we're able to barely get that down, but notice this right here. This is the important part to notice: as I'm starting to miss shots and I start getting shot, I start strafing behind cover.
Now right here, I already started pushing back behind cover so that by the time I got the distance, I could break that line of sight. Like I said, this fight's going to end super quick. We get down to number two, and now look at the mini map. I'm not going to have any part in this fight for the rest of it, but watch the talons start to push up here.
We've got one right here. This guy's down t-caps start to push up and kind of flank The Last Enemy right here, and that's an easy team wipe, so let's go ahead and roll this back like super quick. For You go full speed, you know again. As we talk about adapting to war zone 2, war zone 1 was all about movement; it was all about the outplay potential, you know, getting in and out quick, being able to get quick ups and downs, and using that to your advantage.
The skill gap in this game when we talk about adapting is all about understanding: people that play or how people play predictable understanding, where people are going to rotate you, making sure that you have good positioning with cover, making sure that you're being very careful about when you repeat the same angle, knowing when to reposition and when not to reposition.
We get a little bit of an advantage with that permanent UAV from the stronghold. But ultimately, you know, being able to execute well is kind of the last thing that we focus on right here as we get that down, but that is where the skill gap comes from: understanding when to push and when not to push, so I hope you found today's article helpful.
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