While a majority of ships shared by Call of Duty: Warzone players lately have focused on exposing bugs, a few highlight good plays and memorable moments instead. One such clip can be considered both of those things, as it sees a Call of Duty: Warzone player killing an enemy and stealing their plane while flying through the sky.
Call of Duty: Warzone’s planes were added to the battle royale game as part of the Warzone Pacific update. Meant to make Caldera feel a bit more unique, players can engage in dogfights, battling it out to see who the best pilot in the lobby really is. Normally, these dogfights end with players using as much fancy flying as possible so that they can get behind their opponent and gun them down - with the losing player likely to bail out of their plane once it takes too much damage and is close to exploding.
The clip from Twitter user and Call of Duty: Warzone player @Parangafps begins like any other dogfight. The streamer attacks an enemy plane head-on, though their foe proves to be more accurate, dealing a lot of damage to Paranga’s plane during the brief battle. Things only get worse for Paranga when they attempt to fly off, as the enemy pilot sticks behind them and deals even more damage. As the bullets are heard hitting the plane, and the black hitmarkers appear, smoke turns to fire. This forces Paranga to bail out in order to escape death.
However, while exiting the plane will usually see players pulling out one of Call of Duty: Warzone’s parachutes and floating safely to the ground, that does not happen here. The enemy pilot was clearly right behind Paranga, as the gamer instantly lands on their foe’s plane. Shocked that they pulled off the move, they begin screaming, though they keep their cool and fire directly into the enemy’s head with a pistol. Sure enough, the enemy dies, with Paranga then jumping into their plane and flying off.
Unsurprisingly, the player cheers and celebrates, as the stunt required a massive amount of luck and skill. A nice touch sees the theme from the Battlefield franchise used, which is fitting considering how this resembles the “Battlefield moments” that have made that series special. While the stunt is certainly different from Battlefield’s iconic rendezook, both clips involve tricks with planes that take place high in the sky.
Unsurprisingly, Paranga has received tons of praise for their over-the-top stunt, as many would likely be thrilled to pull off the move in their own games. With so much negativity around Caldera and its issues as of late, this fun clip is a nice change of pace.
Call of Duty: Warzone is available now on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
