If you've played objective in BO7 for more than a night, you've learned it's not heroic—it's managed chaos, especially in a
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where people still spam equipment like it's a tournament. Hardpoint hills turn into blenders. B-flag is a meat grinder. If you sprint in on autopilot, you're just feeding streaks.
Start With Not Dying
First thing I lock in is Flak Jacket. No debate. The moment the timer gets low, nades start raining in and you can't "outgun" a cooked frag. Flak keeps you alive long enough to actually trade, heal, and stay on the point. You'll still get tagged, sure, but you won't be instantly erased every push.
Move Like You Mean It
Then I look at how loud I am. If I'm hitting routes and breaking setups, Ninja is the difference between a clean pinch and getting pre-aimed. If the other team lives on UAV info, Ghost does work. A lot of players pick one and never switch. That's the mistake. If they're calling you out, go Ghost. If they're just listening, go Ninja.
Speed Wins Fights
Fast Hands is the perk I miss the second I take it off. Reloads get you killed on objectives, not because you're bad, but because three people swing at once. Faster reloads and quicker swaps let you keep pressure instead of hiding in a corner praying. Add Dexterity and everything feels less clunky—slides, jumps, and those little camera breaks happen on your terms.
Ammo And Anti-Utility
Holding a hill for a full rotation isn't a highlight reel. It's routine work. Scavenger keeps you from running dry when the fight drags on, and it saves you from risky runs to pick up a gun you hate. For Field Upgrades, I lean into Trophy Systems when the lobby is nade-happy. Gearhead helps you keep that utility cycling so your setup doesn't crumble after one push.
Build For The Lobby You're In
This is where Perk Greed feels unfair in a good way. You can stack survival and stealth and still keep the handling perks that make fights winnable. I'll run Flak, a stealth perk, plus Fast Hands and suddenly I'm harder to flush, harder to track, and quicker in every reset. You don't need a "perfect" loadout; you need one that answers what they're doing right now.
Play Smart, Stay On The Point
Objective play gets cleaner when you stop chasing hero moments and start thinking in seconds: survive the first flood, win one trade, get a heal, reset your angle. Do that twice and you've basically stolen the hill. Keep tweaking between matches, and if you want to practice those breaks without the stress, a
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can make it easier to dial in what actually keeps you alive on the objective.
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