Call of Duty Warzone is a battle royale of cat and mouse — it’s the ultimate give and take. If a player is too aggressive, their squad might find themselves in a situation that’s tough to emerge from alive.
But if a player is too passive, the team could end up having an early exit from the battle field.
So to be the last team standing — or last person if playing solos — having a quality loadout that works well is key. Los Angeles Lakers guard Alex Caruso has a loadout that would be conducive to winning on any squad and would span multiple styles of play.
SLAM Gaming released Caruso’s loadout Wednesday, along with the loadouts of players such as Semi Ojeleye, Mario Hezonja and Seth Curry. Caruso uses the M4A1 as his primary weapon, with an RPG as his secondary. For his lethal, he uses C4; for his tactical, he uses a heartbeat sensor, which scans for nearby players.
The M4A1 is one of the most effective assault rifles in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. It is especially productive at medium range and can earn a decent player kills if used correctly.
With the RPG, Caruso can use that and the C4 to blow up oncoming trucks or vehicles in Warzone. The heartbeat sensor is particularly helpful when a team is around the top 15 left, as there are fewer players to account for. Being cognizant of where those players are is helpful to win games.
In NBA's ORL campus:
– Hotel amenities: players-only lounge (NBA 2K, TVs, gaming), pool/trails, barbers, manicurists, pedicurists
– 24-hour VIP concierge
– Daily entertainment: Movie screenings, DJ sets, video games, ping pong, pool, lawn games
– Players can attend other games— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) June 16, 2020
According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the hotels will have video games available for players during the Orlando restart. Perhaps Caruso could play some Warzone during his down time.
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