The Call of Duty team broke Warzone's record by trying to eliminate almost all other players in a game.
The recorded details were shared by professional player Priestahh, who has currently signed with the FaZe Call of Duty team. You can view his tweets below.
113 kill team games! World tape @Cellium @YKTDeleo with @Jukeyz Gute pic.twitter.com/616MOwQ3TK
-FaZe Priestahh (@Priestahh) May 13, 2020
As you can see, the team's kill count is as high as 113. Priestahh pointed out in a subsequent tweet that one of his teams, Deleo, was behind, but the remaining three still managed to cause 96 kills between them.
Deleo is behind, but we only have 96 WTF pic.twitter.com/SHyE7potXQ
-FaZe Priestahh (@Priestahh) May 13, 2020
Given that there are 150 players in the Warzone game, after you delete the problematic foursome, the initial 113 players account for 77% of the remaining 146 players. As a result, it can be said accurately that Priestahh's team successfully defeated three quarters of the players in the game, which is frank and ridiculous statistics. This is Warzone's record and may remain undefeated for some time.
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