While aCall of Duty: Warzonesequel will be coming soon, those that have stuck by the original are still finding ways to entertain themselves. For example, oneCall of Duty: Warzoneplayer recently showcased a silly loadout drop theft.
As anyone familiar withCall of Duty: Warzonewill know, loadout drops are crucial to doing well in a match, as they give gamers access to their classes. From perks to fully customized weapons with the best attachments,Call of Duty: Warzone’s loadoutsprovide plenty, and securing one is often the first thing players try to do.. However, when the smoke is dropped and the loadouts are called in, players need to wait for their care package to reach the ground - something that can apparently be dangerous.
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While it is not unheard of for a team to be wiped out as they are looting their loadout drop, it is a lot rarer for a loadout to be stolen before it even hits the ground. Still, that is exactly what happened in a clip from Reddit user andCall of Duty: Warzoneplayerfunkyopossum. While Rebirth Island’s large trucks usually hold teammates in the back, funkyopossum realized that the cargo bed was the perfect size for a supply crate. With this knowledge in mind, they went straight for a descending loadout.
As the crate fell to the floor, the Redditor saw their opportunity, parking their truck under the red smoke so that the loadout fell into the cargo bed. Understandably, the enemy team that was waiting patiently for the loadout drop was not happy about this thievery, and they began chasing the driver as they made off with the crate. While the loadout did occasionally bug out and float in the air behind theCall of Duty: Warzonevehicle, it ultimately followed the truck’s path.
Hilariously, the Redditor goes toward the water surroundingRebirth Island, with their hope being to drown the vehicle and loadout so that their opponents cannot access it. Not only do they succeed in falling into the water, which causes an explosion, but the desperate enemies were standing in the cargo bed and trying to kill the driver when it happened. As a result, they died from the explosion caused when the vehicle hits the water, making the clip even funnier. Not only did funkyopossum do a great job of trolling their enemies, but they picked up a few kills as well.
Unsurprisingly, this clip has done very well with theCall of Duty: Warzonecommunity, with it bringing in over 6,600 upvotes in the time since it was first posted. Going forward, players waiting on loadout drops may want to look out for some sneaky cargo trucks, as many may be inspired by this footage.
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