Noob Experiment Warzone Enemy Threat List

The Experiment Faction is the main enemy of the Alliance in Noob Experiment Warzone. The Trello lists the live names. This threat list is how you call them in City. It is not a hidden HP table. Pair it with how to beat Easy Mode and how to beat Boss Noob.

Threat order

1. Boss Noob. Named finale. Update 2 wants a full rework and a 1.5 variant. Kill adds before you greed the bar. See the boss guide.

2. Rocketer Titan Experiment. Titan body plus rockets. This is the clump punisher. Spread, then collapse.

3. Titan Experiment. Huge, slow enough to focus, deadly if ignored. The wedge character should look at this first when no rocketer is up.

4. Rocketer Mutant Large Experiment. Smaller than a Titan, still a rocket problem. Call it by name so Guest Helicopter can spend Rocket (480) on it.

5. Failed Large Experiment / Giant Experiment. Failed Large is a named elite; Giant is the obvious size jump from Large. Both end unsynced public lobbies.

6. Mutant Large Experiment / Large Experiment. The mid-game wall for starter Noob. This is when you should already own Large Noob or a skip.

7. Medium Experiment. Teaches the ramp. Do not waste mech cooldowns here.

8. Basic Experiment. Tutorial food. If Basics are killing you, the problem is positioning, not the roster.

How to call without a spreadsheet

Use the names above in chat. “Rocketer Titan left” is a call. “Big one” is not. The wave checklist has empty rows so you can write the first wave you saw each name. After two Easy clears you will have a personal spawn diary that is more accurate than a fake official table.

If Sandbox lets you spawn these enemies, build a habit: one clip per name. That habit is worth more than a color-coded tier graphic.

Faction context

Experiments are the enemy. Noob Faction and Guest Faction are the playable Alliance side. Do not confuse playable Noob Mech with Boss Noob. One is a shop unit. One is the finale. The characters hub keeps that split clean.

Update 2 promises lots of new enemies and randomized rolls. When those names hit Trello, they will land on this page under a dated heading. Until then, do not copy Battlefront infection lists into Warzone.

Using threat to spend Screws

If Rocketer Titans are ending your runs, you want range or a mech, which points at Guest Helicopter or Noob Mech on the character tier list. If Large Experiments are the wall, buy Large Noob and stop dreaming about Guest skips. Threat tells you which shop problem you actually have.

Easy Mode is 20 waves. You do not need every name on wave 3. You need the right name on wave 16. Practice that timing in Sandbox, then take it back to City.

If a public lobby will not use names, leave. A team that says “big rocket” three times is already late. A team that says “Rocketer Titan left” can pre-aim Guest Helicopter Rocket. That is the entire reason this list exists.

Sandbox can teach silhouettes. Easy Mode teaches timing. Do not skip the second step. A Titan you spawned on purpose is calmer than a Titan that arrives on wave 16 while someone is in the shop.

When randomized enemies ship, keep this order as a backbone and add a “wild” row on your checklist. Random is not a reason to throw out names you already learned.

This enemy list is a language pack for your lobby. Teach your friends the names, and Boss Noob stops arriving in silence.