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Since the release of Warzone 2, the follow-up battle royale’s player base has shared a multitude of unforgettable moments through social media. Now, another memorable scene has surfaced this time centered around the infamous Tactical Nuke killstreak.
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Streamer GUARD Gavin posted a clip on his Twitter account showing the end result of his “No Bullet Nuke Challenge.” In it, an Operator can be seen dropping into the map while the Tactical Nuke timer is counting down. After a few more seconds, the bomb that was armed finally detonates granting their group the Warzone win.
Based on the official video, Gavin’s team was able to execute this feat by successfully completing a Champion’s Quest contract. For those that aren’t familiar, these contracts require squads to win five Warzone 2 matches in a row. Once achieved, a certain map location will be marked during the next match start where you can initiate the quest.
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The stream highlights already show Gavin’s squad collecting the Nuke elements required to arm the bomb. However, their quest was made more difficult due to their self-imposed no-bullet challenge. But through the execution of clever movement and use of various utility items, they were still somehow able to accomplish their herculean task.
After the Nuke had been armed, they then proceeded to defend it valiantly for two minutes before it could detonate. Although most of the team fell throughout the process, they were able to deter other squads from defusing it long enough to see their hard work come to fruition. Check out their difficult quest in its entire glory below.
If you thought doing it once was hard, Gavin’s team somehow did it again in the same clip. Though we may continue to see more incredible Warzone 2 achievements in the future, the “No-Bullet Nuke Challenge” is surely a task that won’t be easily repeated again.
