Call of Duty: Warzone has become one of the most popular battle royales and multiplayer titles in all of gaming since its release in early 2020. Its reach is massive, stretching across the world and to a wide demographic. The most recent instance of this is a video that has gone viral of a grandma gamer who is quite impressive as a sniper in Call of Duty: Warzone.

A great barometer to judge a game's success is to see how diverse its player pool is. Nintendo has perhaps been king of this for decades, as fans come in all age groups, ethnicities, and genders. In the case of Call of Duty: Warzone, it is possible to squad up with all kinds of groups. And one gamer and streamer named TacticalGramma is an excellent example of this, as she seems to be great at the shooter. So even though Dr Disrespect would argue that Warzone is designed for eleven-year-olds, there are players old enough to be his mother that apparently can snipe him across the map with ease.

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A wholesome TikTok video has gone viral that shows off TacticalGramma tearing up the battlefield in Call of Duty: Warzone with the trusty Kar98k. The video shows the grandma sniping foes hiding behind rocks, jumping off buildings, across skylines on top of towers, while flying by on helicopters, and even while falling through the air on parachutes. The clips are so impressive that TacticalGramma herself wonders if she will get accused for cheating at one point, and in the parachute clip she actually does, which she appeared to find quite amusing.

Along with the amazing plays, the commentary from TacticalGramma and her teammates--which appears to possibly be her actual grandchildren--is lovely. She gets routinely cheered on for her awe-inspiring plays and her own call-outs, laughs, and comments are quite comical. One particular moment she hits a long-range shot and her reaction is "mmhmm, yes I'm better." The ending of the video is TacticalGramma winning a match and being showered with love and praise from her teammates and opponents, which is uplifting from a Call of Duty community that can sometimes be a bit toxic.

As Call of Duty: Warzone continues to evolve, the game can ebb and flow. There are always going to be things to complain about in the battle royale, but there is no doubt that the community still has a good time with the popular shooter. While it is important to voice opinions--and this community complaining about hackers may be why an anti-cheat system is finally on the way--sometimes it is important to remember how much fun games can be as well.

Call of Duty: Warzone is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.

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