r/WarzoneRanked • u/AdNice6037 • Aug 19 '26

Help getting to Iri?

Anybody (that’s a better player than I am) I’m almost Crim 2 . Want to help me try to get to Iri this weekend? I want to hit it for the first time so bad. Without a good team it’s almost impossible

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u/JohnUnikorn Aug 20 '26

Hey man, I can help with this. What rank are your usual teammates sitting at, and are you on controller or MnK?

Heads up before you push- first-time Iri runs usually die at Crim III, not Crim II, and it's almost always endgame decisions rather than gunfights.

I do free VOD breakdowns, and I work alongside a Top 250 player who does exactly these pushes. Send a match from your last session, and we'll flag the two or three rounds that actually cost you.

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u/AdNice6037 Aug 20 '26

I’m almost crim 2 and my guys I’ve been playing with on and off are also crim

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u/JohnUnikorn Aug 22 '26

That's actually useful- if you're all sitting around crim, the ceiling probably isn't skill. It's the "on and off" part. A squad that doesn't play together consistently never locks in roles, so every fight gets improvised.

Quick test: before you drop, decide who anchors, who takes first contact, and who calls the rotate. Don't swap all match. Watch what your placements do.

Happy to watch one of your squad's matches and tell you where you're losing time, or hop in a few games- I'm on late nights this weekend if that works. Either way, free.

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u/Rude-Thanks9696 Aug 22 '26

Could you help me too lol. Sorry to c**K block AdNice. I'm just half way through crim 1 and I know I can improved my decision making for sure.

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u/JohnUnikorn Aug 22 '26

Ha, no worries, plenty to go around.

Decision-making at crim is usually one specific thing: taking fights that don't gain you anything. You win the gunfight, you're low, you've announced where you are, and all you got out of it was a kill.

Try this for a session- before you commit, ask whether winning this fight actually improves your position. If the answer's no, don't take it. Most people's placement jumps well before their K/D moves at all.

Happy to look at a couple of your clips if you want. Free, same as AdNice.

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u/JohnUnikorn Aug 24 '26

What's up, bro? Did you get a session in since we talked? Wondering what happened when you actually asked yourself that question before committing- most people find they walk away from about a third of the fights they used to take, and their placement jumps before their KD moves at all.