Streamer MarleyThirteen has managed to crash the servers for Call of Duty Warzone by blowing up every single vehicle on the game’s map.
Joined by 149 of his followers who agreed to a ceasefire, MarleyThirteen and co decided to put the servers to the test by coordinating the biggest explosion possible. At first the team tried to round up all the vehicles in Verdansk in a single location, but this failed due to accidental collisions and dodgy parking.
In the the end, the team managed to find a good spot located near Promenade East to put their task into action. “Could we cause a rift in the servers by blowing up every vehicle on the map at once? Well, you better believe we could.”
This wasn’t the only time they’ve tried to break Call of Duty Warzone, either. The streamer has posted a number of videos recently showcasing them putting weight on the servers by various means, including mass gathering in the same location, calling in 100+ loadouts simultaneously, and looting all cash and dumping it onto a single player.
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Call of Duty Warzone was released in March 2020 as a standalone expansion to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and has recently been assimilated into the Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War experience.
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