Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 – Streamer duo gets Nuke without firing a shot

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You’re already happy when you get a win in Warzone 2.0? Then check out what streamers BobbyPoff and xUnrational accomplished.

While others are content with a simple victory in Battle Royale, streamers BobbyPoff and xUnrational have turned up the difficulty a notch and achieved the impossible in Warzone 2.0.

Difficulty: Impossible?

In order for players to detonate the infamous Nuke in Warzone 2.0, they must complete a long and extremely challenging sequence of tasks. In addition to five consecutive victories in Battle Royale, the three elements beryllium, plutonium and titanium must also be collected and the special Champion’s Quest series of tasks must be completed.

Once the bomb is activated, it must then also be defended until it is detonated.

As if that wasn’t hard enough, streamers BobbyPoff and xUnrational managed to do the near impossible and detonate the atomic bomb without firing a single shot. Oh, and did I mention that they managed to do it twice in a row?

Knife in a shootout

For this incredible feat, the two used only knives and throwing objects to take out their opponents. Literally, they brought a knife to a gunfight and still managed to walk away victorious in the end.

The Call of Duty pros, who are signed to OpTic Texas and LA Guerrillas, are thus the first players in the world to have managed to detonate a nuclear bomb without firing their firearms.

While their first attempts failed dramatically, success followed on 15 December, which the two captured in an incredible video on YouTube.

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