Call of Duty: Warzone, the blockbuster battle royale shooter enjoyed by millions, continues to inspire jaw-dropping feats from top players. Streamers and pros worldwide chase ever-higher kill counts, and we've got the details on the latest benchmark-shattering performance.
U.S. streamer Aydan Conrad, no stranger to records with feats like Solo vs. Quads, Trios vs. Quads (150 players), and Trios vs. Quads (200 players), has now conquered the Quads category with his squad.
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In this high-octane variant, a four-player squad divides into pairs, racing to rack up the most eliminations in one match.
The prior record of 143 kills fell as Aydan, alongside teammates ScummN, Newbz, and Almond, delivered a staggering 162. Their coordinated play makes this a towering achievement likely to stand for some time.
Teamwork defined their success, with squadmates repeatedly bailing out Aydan to keep the momentum going.
Aydan celebrated the win on Twitter, sharing the thrill of the moment.
Skeptics have raised eyebrows over the lobby's skill level—Aydan himself noted the opponents were on the softer side—but hitting 162 remains an elite-level masterclass that's incredibly hard to replicate.
This record raises the bar for Warzone competitors everywhere.
