Call of Duty: Warzone has been an unexpectedly huge hit for Activision, even as mainline Call of Duty games change developers and come with a different feel, support for Warzone continues. Entering into the crowded battle royale genre comes with risks, but the power of the Call of Duty brand has shot the game up to the top tier of BR games and Warzone is regularly one of the most watched games on Twitch on any given day. As such, there is no shortage of streamers for Twitch viewers to watch, but with only so many hours in the day, making a decision on who to follow and where to tune in a difficult one.
Streamers in Warzone can have a huge influence over how the player base at large plays the game. Declaring that a new gun “slaps,” or if a weapon received an unnoticed buff and shouting that out shifts the meta gun usage in the game. Big name streamers like Nickmercs make headlines when they declare a new gun as over powered, so it is likely even folks casually invested in Warzone are aware of a personality like Nick. When Nickmercs says that the MK9 Bruen is back, it leads to a number of players running with that for the next few days. This list features a few streamers Warzone fans may be less familiar with, the ones who don’t always generate news stories.
The leading money earner in Warzone tournament play, Huskerrs is a player to watch if Twitch viewers are looking for someone with exceptional skill and aggressive play. His friendly rivalry with fellow Twitch streamer Aydan over who is able to rack up the biggest high-kill games in Warzone makes any tournament the two are involved in that much more interesting. Excellent positioning, gunplay, and movement make Huskerrs a nasty Warzone player. He will also shake up the guns he uses game to game if viewers put up challenges in the chat, making for a little variety in the action.
With the most Warzone wins across all platforms, Iron knows how to get to the end game and put himself in the best position to take home the win. Iron plays a little more conservative compared to his aggressive, high-kill counterparts. Specializing in solos, but able to lead a squad to victory, Iron’s game revolves around circle rotations, ideal positioning, and choosing engagements wisely. If players find they’re getting caught out in the gas and are easy pickings for opponents, picking up tips from Iron is the way to go.
Touted as a top notch sniper, Emma aka EmZ is dialed in with the Kar98k, one of the best guns currently part of the Warzone meta. Recognized for her skills by esports organization Cloud9, who she is now represented by, the UK-based EmZ is spot on with a sniper rifle and MP7 combo dropping big kill games. EmZ generally runs with a number of other female streamers, making for a nice change of pace from the usual testosterone-fueled Warzone scene.
Tyler “TeePee” Polchow is a former Call of Duty Pro who, at the age of 28, considers himself “washed.” And yet, TeePee’s gameplay is anything but. His deep knowledge of Call of Duty history makes him a resource with a wealth of information on the franchise, and his expertise shows whether he is in Verdansk or in Black Ops Cold War multiplayer. TeePee’s callouts and game sense make him one to watch, and his nice rotation of the Warzone arsenal keeps gameplay fresh. The chill, relaxed vibes of both TeePee and his Twitch community make for a comfortable Warzone experience for prospective viewers.
For the latest on the numbers behind Warzone‘s weaponry, look no further than TrueGameData. The man puts in work analyzing damage values, recoil patterns, and the time-to-kill of almost all of Warzone‘s guns. while his stream is a bit more straightforward Warzone action, he is always testing new weapon builds, and gets into the minutiae of the game, down to if certain reticles have more idle sway. He even created a website where players can build their own weapon class setup and compare it with others. If a would-be viewer wonders if the FFAR really melts enemies, but needs some empirical data to make the shift, TrueGameData can deliver.
Call of Duty: Warzone is available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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