Nazuna Kaga’s DMZ Squad Escapes a Crowded Final Raid With Ammunition Nearly Gone

VSPO — Nazuna Kaga and her two squadmates got out of a crowded final raid in Call of Duty’s DMZ mode on Sunday, calling in a helicopter and reviving one another while ammunition ran low and enemy tanks closed in. Kaga, of VSpo, was playing with Karumia and Haseshin.

It was the second day of the trio’s DMZ run, and the stream picked up from the day before. The group checked its gear before dropping in, with medical kits and parachutes on the list. The first locked room they opened with their keys turned up a red-rarity shotgun and an RPG manual.

“I can’t believe we made it back from that.” — Nazuna Kaga, Haseshin and Karumia, after the final extraction

Much of the early going went to a hunt for a locked gun-store weapons locker. With tips from viewers’ comments, the group found it in a building near a UAV tower and came away with a light machine gun.

Over the evening they shot down Death Stalker helicopters several times and picked through the wreckage for parts, and the propeller section yielded prototype modules. They also found a fast two-seat car, repaired it, and held their own in fights with other players. Teammates praised Kaga’s fighting and her hearing, noting how much Warzone she had played.

The last raid was the hardest. Enemies kept coming, tanks closed in, and ammunition was nearly gone as the squad revived its fallen members and held a position until the helicopter arrived. Once they were out, one voice on the team marveled at how they had made it back.

The stream drew 17 Super Chats. Viewers called the late fighting a fitting last battle, said it had turned into zombie mode, and said the finish was nerve-racking. Kaga closed by telling everyone she would see them tomorrow.