Search and Destroy is one of the classic FPS modes that every shooter should include. Here are some tips and tricks for it in Call of Duty Mobile.
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Search and Destruction in Call of Duty Mobile is pretty much the usual competitive bomb / disable mode often found in regular FPS games. This mode can be played on the following maps: Take off, Standoff, Crossfire, Firing Range, Raid, Crash .
Tips and Tricks for Search and Destroy Mode
In this mode, ten players are divided into two teams , with five members each. The two teams will compete, one party will have to destroy a target while the other party will prevent that from happening. The round limit is six and there would be no Reclosing in this mode.
At the beginning of each round, one team will be assigned as the attacking team , while the other will be assigned as the defending team . The attacking team will have to pick up a bomb, which is located near the origin zone and can only be carried by one player. If the wearer dies, the bomb is thrown to the ground. The defending team has to protect the nearby bomb sites of the attacking team until the time runs out or until all hostiles are eliminated.
Protect the pump
You need to talk to your team and plan a strategy first, as the pump is one of your winning conditions. If you manage to plant the explosive, the defending side will be forced to race against time to defuse the bomb, which in turn can be used to their advantage.
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Moving in unpredictable patterns
Don’t stand still. Move constantly and try to flank your enemies. Do not stay too long in the same place, as it would give your enemies a chance to know your strategy.
Use items effectively
As you move as a team, the timing of the use of your object , such as flash and frag, will make a difference. Just be careful not to show your own team everything.
The fortress en masse
Generally it is a bad idea to do something yourself, try to move in groups to cover each other.
