Noob Experiment: Warzone — Mode order for new players
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OverviewNoob Experiment: Warzone is a co-op wave survival game where you and up to nine other players fight through increasingly difficult enemy waves, each playing as a character with unique abilities. This guide walks you through picking a starting mode, spending your intermission time wisely, using advanced tools like Titan Call, and chasing the game's harder achievements.
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Mode order for new players
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The game offers four modes: Easy, Medium, Boss Fights, and Sandbox. Clearing Easy is its own milestone before Medium opens up as your next test. Sandbox lets you try out characters and enemy behavior at any time.
- Play Easy Mode clear it to earn the Beat Easy Mode! badge.
- Go for the Solo Easy badge attempt Easy without teammates to earn the Solo Easy Mode badge.
- Move to Medium Mode once Easy feels comfortable, take on Medium.
- Chase the Solo Medium badge the badge description itself notes this is a serious step up.
Intermission shop and shared rewards
Tips
Between waves there is a break period called the intermission. The shop opens during this time, and any upgrades you purchase carry into the next wave. Rewards are shared across everyone in the server.
- Buy your first upgrade — the shop purchase unlocks the Reinforced Units badge.
- Rewards are shared between all players in a server.
Titan Call and character abilities
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Every character in the game has completely unique abilities. Titan Call is a specific in-game ability available to players.
- Use Titan Call at least once the first time you activate it you earn the Special Forces badge.
- If playing with others, uninfecting an infected player character not an enemy — earns The Doctor badge.
Hard-mode goals and modifier runs
TableTwo badges sit at the very end of what the game asks. Battle Warrior requires a positive modifier run; Waste of Time requires all negative modifiers. Stack EXP and Screws rewards to reach the 150% positive modifier threshold needed for Battle Warrior.
| Battle Warrior | clear the hardest mode with 150% positive modifiers by stacking EXP and Screws rewards. |
| Waste of Time | clear the game with every negative modifier active; you receive about 30% of the normal reward. |
| Mastery Mayhem | reach 100% on all player masteries. |
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Glossary
Glossary- Wave
- A set number of enemies that rush the players at once; waves grow harder the further you progress.
- Intermission
- The break between waves when the shop opens and you can buy upgrades.
- Titan Call
- An in-game ability that, when used for the first time, unlocks the Special Forces badge.
- Mastery
- A per-player progression measure; getting every player's mastery to 100% earns the Mastery Mayhem badge.
- Positive modifier
- A setting that increases difficulty and reward at the same time; stacking these to 150% is required for the Battle Warrior badge.
- Negative modifier
- A setting that works against you; finishing a run with all of them active earns the Waste of Time badge.
Common questions
FAQCan I complete the game alone?
Yes. Both Easy Mode and Medium Mode have dedicated solo badges, so single-player runs are fully supported.
How does the shared reward system work?
Rewards are shared between all players in a server.
How do I earn the Battle Warrior badge?
You need to finish the hardest mode with 150% positive modifiers active. The badge description specifically says to stack EXP and Screws rewards to reach that threshold.
What does uninfecting a character do?
Curing an infected player character — not an enemy — earns you The Doctor badge.
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