The Akimbo Snakeshot revolvers have previously stirred controversy in Warzone. Unfortunately, it appears history is repeating itself as these double-wielded revolvers cause trouble in Warzone, now integrated into Modern Warfare 3 (MW3).
Players identified the menacing power of an Akimbo Snakeshot load-out when joined with the Tyr revolvers. The reason being, it has a capacity that permits its wielder to eliminate adversaries in a single shot, igniting significant frustration among players attempting to combat them.
Warzone has long held players' ambition in its grip, the allure of possessing a one-shot weapon that would give them an immediate advantage. In an effort to balance gameplay, game designers have reduced the power of several weapons over time to prevent instant eliminations.
Single-shot sniper rifles and shotguns have proven their ability to down opponents in one strike, but such events are rare. More often than not, shotguns require multiple rounds to eliminate an enemy, whether they are slow-to-reload pump or double-barrel weapons.
However, why resort to one shotgun when dual pistols seem to do the job effectively? Warzone gamers have stumbled upon the devastating power of the Snakeshot Tyrs. They appear as influential as the original Akimbo Snakeshots that once dominated Warzone and created an extremely taxing meta-game for numerous players.
MW3's intrecent integration into Warzone has induced players to discover the most beneficial weapons for gameplay. Sledgehammer deserves commendation for swiftly introducing balance adjustments to prevent an overwhelming advantage from employing known meta weapons.
However, a particular weapon pairing managed to evade detection: the Akimbo Tyr Snakeshots. Shots of these firearms' devastating close-range efficiency are being posted on social media platforms, and players are swiftly switching from rifles to revolvers for quick results.
Rated succeeded in eliminating three players in two seconds, achieving a full-squad wipe which seemed nearly impossible to defend against if lacking a set of Snakeshot revolvers of their own.
While there is certainly a level of skill involved in delivering consecutive shots for such moments, it's undeniable that these weapons are extraordinarily overpowered.
In light of the recent alterations meant to bring excessively powerful firearms into a more balanced position, it leaves one to wonder how long it will take for these Snakeshot revolvers to experience their own downgrade.
So, if you're looking to collect some easy wins on Warzone, it might be in your best interest to make good use of these weapons while they remain potent.