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Today is a list of 25 tips and tricks you can do in mod Warfare Zombies, so without further ado, let's dive into it, starting at number one.
Tips 1-5
Now the vr11 loves it or hates it. I see it as more of a Marite W weapon, but in Modern Warfare 3, it has a few tricks of its own. If you're using the vr11, it can help you transport any but mostly high-tier AVs.
It is also useful if your vehicle has taken too much damage. Simply fire at any vehicle or the ACV, and it will automatically repair these vehicles for you but also refuel your own vehicles once they've been packed. It also allows the player, when carried, to run faster than any other weapon in the game.
If your car has started spinning out and losing control, you might have just popped a tire, but not to worry, as our operators carry an unlimited amount of tires in their back pockets, and you're about as fast as Guido and Luigi are popping them back on. Just hold the required action button, and you're good to get going again.
How to Get Your Own Dog Go is quite simple. You can actually find chunks of flesh dropped throughout your play from zombies from either the ACV escort mission or when it runs over zombies. When zombies are killed by one hit-kill weapon such as a sniper or even if you're running wild with an explosive weapon such as the RGL, quite often flesh can be dropped.
Then what you can do with this flesh is pick it up and bring it over to a dog kennel there is different dog kennels across the map that can also be found in Tier 1 two and three so for example if you wanted a tier Three Dog you need to get three chunks of Flesh for a tier 2 two chunks, and so on once you have find these bring it over to a kennel and drop it inside and you just find yourself a pet hellhound, that can protect and kill zombies and also revive you if you're downed different tear also correspond to the health and how powerful the doggo is Infecting strongholds can be quite difficult.
There's always something hidden somewhere within the stronghold that you can't quite seem to find, and there's a lot in there, and these are spores. But what you can actually do to help yourself with this is grab yourself death perception, which actually outlines the spores in the stronghold, so you can find all those little hidden ones tucked away in the corner, still talking about affected strongholds, but also.
I suppose, work against something like the storm caller. If it's, close would be your gas mask, and how, over time, when you spend too much time in a storm or a toxic area, it starts to break away your gas mask and where you can actually end up losing it. Well, to stop yourself from losing it, you can actually repair your gas masks at hour crates, which fills their meter back to 100%, again allowing you to continue looting the stronghold or enabling you to kill the storm caller.
Tips 6-10
How about that circuit mods are very easy to overlook because you can't sew them or put them in your stash for another game, but what you can do and if you find a few as they're extremely useful in Tier 3, for example, if you happen to come across a mega Abomination or need to do a specific contract like a p&.
And just stay alive, pop a circuit mod at one of the turrets, and watch it absolutely annihilate. It's actually quite fun watching it turn as the zombies helplessly cannot do anything about it, so if you find any and think about popping in tier three or more, definitely don't overlock them; they might just say that your life is moving on to number seven, so you've just died, or your game crashed.
You've Lost That incredibly hard-earned level three armor plate vest—well, perhaps not All Is Lost—if you happen to find a mert camp and be able to clear it. When you go over to that crate, quite often you'll be given a level two vest but also a stronghold key card. So if you look for a stronghold on your map and go over to start drilling the safe and clearing it successfully, each and every time you'll be rewarded with a level three armor plate vest, which can really save you time or money at tier 2 spy stations.
and just hoping to get lucky in one of the contracts, you can actually cancel contracts, and this isn't something that's explained or known to you by the game, so say you're in a team or alone, you can actually cancel contracts by simply going into the tech map and holding down the triangle and Playstation or Y on Xbox, and that cancels the contract, and it shows this in the top right corner of your screen when the TAC map is open, allowing you to cancel it, and if you're in a team though and you want to cancel the contract, they would also need to vote to cancel the too if you want to double your points when completing contracts.
Well, quite often, you do, and we overlook this because once we see it, we run over to it and pick it up, which is the power-up double points. However, if we wait a little bit longer when doing tier 2 or tier 3 contracts, or any contract for that matter, and want to double our points, rather than rushing towards this and hoping to get as many kills as possible, evaluate the contract whether or not you're near completion, and then if you collect the double points, that will instantly give you double the amount of points for the zero effort of that contract you've just picked up and delivered.
Caro contract, now you're on your way to pick up the vehicle, and each time there are merks inside, what you can actually do is walk up to where the cargo is stored and fire your weapon through the shs, which can kill them through this and alternatively. You can also walk up to this and have an ether blade and just throw it almost towards and inside the garage, and it will go straight through them, killing them instantly.
Tips 11-15
The wonder waffle is without a doubt one of the most nostalgic and powerful wonder weapons in the game, but what a lot of people don't know or some people just forgot about, especially me when I first came across this and the mod for Fre, is that you don't actually need to directly hit the zombie dead on; instead, you can shoot near the floor towards the zombie in The Horde, and it will have the same amount of damage and chain reaction as if you would hit the zombie normally.
Aiming it toward it near the floor can be very useful. Another old-school trick that you can do that fans might remember is that if you have a few extra points or can't get enough of any points for that matter and find a perk machine, you can go over to them and they will pick up some extra spare points.
