Talented Warzone squad breaks world's fastest Nuke record

For a Nuke in Modern Warfare 3, you're required to rack up 30 consecutive kills in multiplayer with no Killstreaks (a task that's already unbelievably tough).

Well, Warzone's Champion's Quest takes it to the next level. It forces competitors to travel around the map collecting different compounds, plant them in a specific location, and then defend that area from the rest of the lobby.

While we've seen Jamcowl complete both Urzikstan and Rebirth Island Nukes while acquiring zero eliminations, another talented set of players have decided to showcase their Battle Royale skills.

The group have broken the world's fastest Nuke record in Quads for BR, and the speed of it has to be seen to be believed.

Warzone Quads team breaks world's fastest Nuke record

Taking to the CoDWarzone subreddit, user GloriousFlame decided to share their world record Nuke run for Urzikstan.

The squad of four competitors managed to complete the Champion's Quest in just 7 minutes and 45 seconds. They began the timer as soon as the contract was picked up, but even if the beginning of the match counted, it would still be an unbelievable run.

Their secret for pulling off this unreal achievement is an expert ability to pilot choppers across the map and co-ordinate as a group. On top that, their gunplay and tactics to defend the bomb were expertly executed, even if there were a few close calls towards the end.

There's no denying that luck will always play a part in a fast Nuke, as you're relying on your opponent being more inexperienced than you. Even so, completing a Nuke is difficult on its own, let alone doing it in under eight minutes.

Warzone fans praise achievement and "nice team play"

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The Warzone community has congratulated the team with an overwhelming amount of praise, shocked that it is even possible to execute a Nuke contract that quickly.

Given how earning a Champion's Quest requires multiple wins in a row, this is something that must've taken countless hours to complete.

"And here’s me with my Champions Quest at an impressive 0 haha that’s epic, GGs," said one user, with another adding, "Good job lads, very nice teamplay."

It's hard to imagine this record being broken anytime soon unless helicopters get a speed buff soon, which seems unlikely. If you're up for the challenge, 7 minutes and 45 seconds is the time to beat...good luck!