How to use Omnimovement in Warzone 

Battle royale enthusiasts should be aware of using Omnimovement in Warzone. This new mechanic has made it to the virtual battlefield in Season 1 of Warzone. Omnimovemnt allows the Operators to sprint, dive and slide in all directions. This mechanic was first revealed in Black Ops 6 multiplayer and zombies.

This article brings a comprehensive guide for using Omnimovement in Warzone.

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Omnimovement in Warzone explained

Omnimovement in action in Black Ops 6 (Image via Activision)

Omnimovement in Warzone can be used to use movement mechanics across multiplayer directions. Unlike older Call of Duty titles, the movement techniques were limited to the forward direction. In simpler words, you can use sliding, diving and sprinting forward, backward, left and right directions, giving players more control over the traversal of their in-game character.

Warzone requires players to be on the move at all times, where enemies and artillery are constantly dropping into vast areas of the large maps. Gamers can also try new and advanced movement techniques that can be implemented to increase their chances of winning counters by using Omnimovent in Warzone.

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Here are some techniques that you should use while using Omnimovement in Warzone:

Supine Prone in Black Ops 6 Warzone (Image via Activision)

1. Supine Prone: Allows your character to rotate in all directions while being prone.
2. Diving: Use Dive to escape ranged attacks and frag attacks while diving or in close encounters while firing to confuse enemies.
3. Counter Strafe: Quickly change direction while sliding to catch opponents off guard.
4. Slide-to-Prone: Add a new layer of complexity to your sliding technique by combining it with a prone position, creating a falling slide.

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Omnimovement in Warzone is introduced as part of the Black Ops 6 integration so that gamers can unanimously enjoy the same type of movement capabilities across both titles. Players should experiment with the different movement techniques and play more games that will help them adjust to the new traversal system in Warzone.

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That's all there is to know about using Omnimovement in Warzone.

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