How to Get a Personalized Report for Warzone (One Year Anniversary)
Players can now receive a personalized Warzone stat card. Just head over to the Call of Duty Twitter. Here's where you need to go and how to find it.
It's hard to believe that Warzone is already a full year old. Past Call of Duty titles only lasted until the next installment. However, 2020, in all its turbulence, did something that Call of Duty fans have never seen before. Modern Warfare and Black Ops: Cold War set aside their differences and came together to build upon what Warzone has already accomplished. Cross-over events and integrated weapons have expanded the game far beyond what day-one fans could have imagined. Zombies are currently running rampant, and talk of a public nuke event is surfacing once again.
Player's Warzone stats have been a large part of the SBMM conversation regarding the game. Those with above-average K/Ds are put in lobbies together to keep competition fair. However, this has raised some serious concerns with fans as they find themselves being put to games they aren't enjoying. They're able to prove the level of their lobbies through various third-party websites. These websites will display players' stats upon entering their Gamertag, Activision ID, or PSN name. To celebrate one year of Warzone, Call of Duty will be providing players with their personalized stat cards straight from the horse's mouth. Here's how to get your personalized stat card for Call of Duty: Warzone.
Those looking to take advantage of this promotion and show off a little Warzone flare will have to head over to Call of Duty's official Twitter page. Here is the step-by-step for how players can get their personalized Warzone stat card:
- Log-in to their personal Twitter account
- Head over to the official Call of Duty Twitter
- Find the Warzone Report Tweet (Linked below)
- Respond with #WarzoneReport and their Gamertag/PSN name/Activision ID
- Wait a few moments for the account to reply with your personal Warzone stat card
SBMM has been a major point of contention for the Warzone community. Many popular streamers have voiced their opinions on the matter, claiming it sucks the game's fun. Having to sweat out every single 'casual' lobby can't be good for one's health. It's been widely agreed upon that SBMM only belongs in ranked/competitive lobbies. Websites like Warzone SBMM Tracker have been showing players the difficulty of their latest Warzone lobbies.
Making headlines recently is the new Quads kill record set by Aydan, Almond, ScmmN, Newbzz. The squad was able to amass a whopping 162 combined kills in one game. However, some fans question if this record should be taken with a grain of salt. The lobby, according to SBMMWarzone, was considered a 'Bronze 1' lobby or the lowest tier lobby players can find. The median K/D of this lobby was 0.78, and we all know that these four players are considered 'elite' with 5.0+ K/Ds. How the squad was blessed with such a 'bot' lobby, we may never know.
Call of Duty: Warzone is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Last-Gen