How To Buy Back Teammates In Warzone 2
One of the best things the original Warzone introduced was the ability to bring yourself back into the fight after dying. There’s nothing more frustrating than spending a chunk of your time invested in a match for it to be snatched away from you at a moment’s notice. Games such as Fortnite are known for this and can make the remainder of the match a slog whilst you watch your team carry on.
Warzone 2 continues the tradition of its predecessor, with not only the return of the Gulag - a fighting pit where you can win back a revival - but also the ability for your team to buy you back. If you’re new to Warzone 2, or maybe just want a little refresher, here’s how to buy back teammates and continue battling.
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How To Buy Back Players In Warzone 2
Click to enlargeFirstly, you’re going to want to make sure the player you’re trying to bring back in is not in the Gulag as you are unable to do so if they are. Instead, wait to see if they fail and are permanently dead, or alternatively, you’ll be able to after the Gulag is closed for the remainder of the match, which happens near its conclusion.
For a revival, you will need $4000, so be sure to loot everything you possibly can to build up your bank. Once you’ve obtained enough, you’ll be able to revive a teammate, which is a simple process to complete. Simply visit any pay station on the map - indicated by the shopping cart icon - and use the $4000 to revive them.
It’s important to note that once you commit to reviving a teammate, a loud firework noise will commence, alerting everyone in the area that you have brought someone back into Warzone 2. It will also take them a few seconds to land, as they will be parachuting from above, so be sure to protect them if they’re under heavy fire. Aside from that, it’s a relatively simple process to buy back a teammate in Warzone 2!
- For other methods of revival, check out where and how to use the Revive Pistol in Warzone 2.
