S3C2 - Easter Eggs and Fun Timing

Discover fun Easter Eggs and unique timing tricks in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, including the Camo on Crossbow glitch and advanced edge-walking techniques for strategic advantages.

This section covers various Easter Eggs and fun, unconventional gameplay techniques in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.

EEFa - Dance Hall Days

This section details a few fun tricks and Easter Eggs. One involves tricking teammates into running into red barrels using Team Kill (TK) in Core modes, often by promising to show them a cool trick. Another Easter Egg allows you to put a 'Camo' onto a crossbow, particularly a gold one. To achieve this, equip an Assault Rifle (AR) with a Masterkey or Noob Tube attachment and the Crossbow as your secondary. Throw a frag grenade at your feet while holding the AR, then quickly swap to the Crossbow. Let the frag kill you, then retrieve your gear from your corpse to find the Crossbow with the applied Camo.

The guide also explains 'edge walking,' a technique that allows players to reach unexpected areas on maps like ARRAY, SUMMIT, and JUNGLE without glitching. This involves timing jumps onto hard objects to access elevated or hidden spots. For example, on WMD, edge walking can get you onto trucks or the roof of the Warehouse near the 'B' flag. On Cracked, you can use awnings to reach adjacent structures near the 'A' flag. On Array, you can edge walk around the satellite dish to reach the central antennae, offering a view near the 'B' flag but leaving you exposed. These techniques are presented as legitimate ways to gain a slight advantage and add fun to the game, distinct from using care packages or teammates for boosts.

Finally, the section encourages players to have fun by showcasing 'dance moves' on top of objects or performing synchronized actions with friends, emphasizing that the game is meant to be enjoyable.

EEFb - A Good Ally List is the best Clan you Could Have

This part of the guide discusses player habits and the importance of fun over solely focusing on high Kill/Death Ratios (KDRs) and using easy-to-use gear. It criticizes players who stick to predictable loadouts and perk combinations, often to impress clans or maintain high stats. The author argues that this can lead to a negative competitive spirit, where players become afraid of challenges, leading to rage quits when facing defeat. The section concludes by reiterating that the game is meant to be fun and that true competitors face challenges head-on rather than avoiding them.