u/TripleB-FPS

After around 500 hours of researching, coaching, recording, editing, and putting everything together, I finally finished my movement guide for Warzone.

I know there are already a lot of movement guides on YouTube, so I didn't want to make another video that just shows what top players do. I wanted to make something that actually helps the players who are struggling to get there.

The biggest thing I think most movement guides miss is the gap between being a beginner and playing like an experienced player.

A lot of videos show advanced movement and expect you to copy it, but they don't explain how you actually get from where you are today to that level. That journey is full of mistakes, bad habits, practice, and learning to focus on one thing at a time instead of trying to fix everything at once. That's the part I tried to build this guide around.

I'm not just speaking from my own gameplay. Coaching Warzone is my full-time job, and I also have a bachelor's degree in Coaching, so teaching people how to improve has always been a big part of what I do. I wanted this guide to give people an actual path to follow instead of a list of mechanics to copy.

The video is long, and that's intentional. I could have made it much shorter, but I didn't want to leave out the information that I think genuinely helps people improve.

I'm also aware that Warzone content has gained a pretty bad reputation lately with fake lobbies, reverse-boosted 2 Boxing gameplay, and other misleading content. I'm not interested in any of that. Nor do i support it. its hurting the players. I just want to make useful content that actually helps people get better.

If you're interested, I'd appreciate it if you gave it a watch. And if you have feedback, whether positive or negative, I'd genuinely like to hear it. I'm always looking to improve.

https://youtu.be/2-NxD8u-rBI?si=bY_XKKLAMTldr89c