How To Get Anti-Armor Rounds In Warzone 2

Call of Duty: Warzone 2 already has a fast enough Time to Kill (TTK) but you can make your weapons...

Call of Duty: Warzone 2 already has a fast enough Time to Kill (TTK) but you can make your weapons kill enemies even faster with the help of anti-armor rounds.

They are basically like the Stopping Power ammunition type from Legacy Warzone. Having anti-armor rounds will allow you to do a lot more damage to enemies, period. They will break through their armor plates with ease and relinquish your need to land headshots.

However, unlike Stopping Power, you cannot just loot anti-armor rounds in the game. The following guide will, hence, tell you how to get anti-armor rounds in Warzone 2.

Where to find anti-armor rounds in WZ2?

You can only purchase anti-armor rounds from a buy station in Warzone 2. They cost $2,400 and while the price may be a bit high, understand that anti-armor rounds are a rarity in the game.

You will not find anti-armor rounds at every buy station. Hence, if you do see them available, make sure to buy them without a second thought.

Something important to note is that in Modern Warfare 2 multiplayer, you can add a munitions box and anti-armor rounds as field upgrades. That is not possible in WZ2.

Can Snipers one-shot with anti-armor rounds?

There is a difference between one-shotting an enemy and killing with a fast TTK. Yes, using anti-armor rounds will make you kill enemies faster. However, that is not the same when it comes to one-shotting them with a sniper rifle.

The third armor plate in Warzone 2 is to defend against headshots. Even if you are using anti-armor rounds for your sniper rifle, you will not be able to one-shot headshot an enemy that has three armor plates. That is just how WZ2 is designed.

Your only option to one-shot an enemy with a sniper rifle is to use the Victus XMR with explosive rounds. However, the explosive rounds reduce your bullet velocity and range, so you will not be able to land headshots in the distance.

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