General Survival

Normally, when falling from a great height you can deploy your chute to save yourself. But sometimes if you drop off the edge of a building and you’re too near to the building’s edge when falling, you won’t be able to deploy. So be careful with this.

You can crouch or go prone while you are reviving a teammate. There’s no reason not to always do this when reviving, because it minimises the risk of being seen and set upon by enemies while you’re preoccupied. Unlike many other Battle Royales, in Warzone if you stop reviving a teammate, their revive meter will slowly diminish over time, rather than being set back to zero. This means if you’re downed you can use a Self-Revive Kit to complete most of the progress bar, and then your teammate can finish the revive. This won’t use up your Self-Revive Kit, so again there’s no reason not to do this! As well as pooling Cash between teammates, you should always make sure you share out ammo and Armor Plates so that everyone’s on a level pegging. Just like with Cash, you can drop these items using the inventory overlay.

In the Settings for Warzone you can switch your minimap from the default circle to a square. This is a very good idea, because it means the minimap shows more of your surroundings, giving you a slight advantage over circular-minimap users. While you’re unable to fight, reload, or interact with much while downed, you can still crawl around and – importantly – ping enemies for your teammates that are still fighting. Winning fights in Warzone is all about maximising the amount of information available to you