Often referred to simply as the Snake Shot by players who used or went up against it, the weapon resulted in plenty of frustrations and clips that looked like they were straight out of YouTube montages. The real problem with the gun came from using the akimbo option with it which meant players had twice the firepower, impressive range, and accurate damage without many drawbacks. It was fun to bust in somewhere guns blazing with both weapons drawn, but for those on the receiving end, it wasn’t nearly as entertaining.
Infinity Ward apparently didn’t think the weapon was too healthy for the game in its current state either since its recent update nerfed the .357 Snake Shot. You can see the nerfs for the weapon at the bottom of the patch notes found below.
A small update is deploying now across all platforms! Check out the patch notes for a full list of changes in today's update. #ModernWarfare #Warzone https://t.co/gqbXMXqhRm pic.twitter.com/oATRMSXnW8
— Infinity Ward (@InfinityWard) May 7, 2020
Modern Warfare and Warzone May 7th Update
Tuning all smoke challenges to be a bit more forgiving. This includes the challenge to unlock the Bruen MK9
Fix to help prevent vehicle exploits
Various exploit fixes, including Ground War Infected
GameBattles: Fix for a few issues where players might not be able to join a new match
Reduced fire delay on the Lightweight and Match Grade trigger attachments on all .357 calibers
.357 Snake Shot damage rebalance
Fixed a bug where the damage on the .357 Snake Shot was too high at longer distances
The patch notes didn’t specify what the new damage numbers are for the weapon or the falloff from its damage at range, so just expect it to be weaker the next time you use or go up against a Snake Shot in Warzone.
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