Twitch streamer JustHazzardous gets the first Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Nuke on stream

Twitch streamer Justin "JustHazzardous," a well-known gamer and content creator, has gained significant attention for being the first player to achieve a nuke in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. He is also a world record holder in the first-person arena shooter XDefiant. His content typically includes high-level gameplay, and he maintains an active presence online, engaging with a dedicated fan base.

Detonating a tactical nuke in Call of Duty ensures an automatic victory for the player and their team, regardless of the current score or situation. A player has the option to set off a nuke if they have accumulated a 30-plus kill streak.

JustHazzardous was playing the Hardpoint game mode at the Call of Duty: NEXT event on August 28, 2024, when he became the first-ever player to achieve a tactical nuke inBlack Ops 6. He displayed an impressive performance, chaining kills during his game.

In the clip above, we see Justin ducking, weaving, and mowing through the enemy team. As he reaches the target kill streak count for the nuke, he exclaims with joy, saying, "We did it again!"

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JustHazzardous detonates Black Ops 6's first-ever nuke at the Call of Duty: NEXT event

The game's developer Treyarch posted Justin's achievement on their X page, congratulating the content creator.

In the video, JustHazzardous describes the monumental moment:

"First nuke in Black Ops 6. I told y'all, we did it last year, we were going to do it again and that's what we did."

Call of Duty: NEXT features multiple content creators, including AMP Members, Duke Dennis, and Fanum, competing with other players in different game modes like Zombies.

The event involves a deep dive into the multiplayer features of Black Ops 6, which includes new maps, weapons, and the introduction of a new movement system called Omnimovement. Additionally, fans can expect to learn more about the next chapter of Warzone.

It will be streamed live on the official Call of Duty Twitch and YouTube channels, and viewers can earn in-game rewards for tuning in. After the Call of Duty: NEXT event, the annual C.O.D.E. Bowl V will take place, wherein esports teams from military branches will be competing in Warzone.