Absurd Warzone World Record: Guests KILL EVERY Player

A streamer sets an unprecedented Call of Duty: Warzone world record with his squad by killing EVERY player at least once in a match.

Call of Duty: Warzone is definitely a tricky game. With 150 players in a match, it is even for seasoned always struggling to end up in the top 5. Let alone to win. Not to mention literally killing every player at least once. That happened this weekend and is without any resistance the thickest Warzone world record ever. But there is a small catch.

Warzone World Record: 162 kills

A Warzone streamer named Aydan “Aydan” Conrad sets an unprecedented world record with his teammates. In a 2v2 kill race, he plays with one mate against two other teammates. The squad therefore plays ‘against each other’ to get the most kills in a game.

Ultimately, the four players managed to get a total of 162 kills, or literally every player in the match was killed by them on average once. After all, some players come back after their death by winning the Gulag fight. Players can also buy back their teammates. At the end, Aydan tries to persuade even the very last player to buy back his teammates for even more kills.

The entire match can be seen here. Unfortunately, you also have to take this absurd record with a grain of salt. As with a recently controversial record, Aydan’s lobby was particularly easy. With this skill-based match making tool, viewers could check how good the streamer’s opponents were.

The record was set in a Bronze 1 lobby, which is the worst 20% in the game. The previous linked record fared in a lobby with the worst 1%, so Aydan’s Warzone world record has at least some legitimacy left. In their own words, the new record will never be broken. And since there is so much going right to wipe out the entire lobby at least once, that sounds pretty plausible.