Warzone weapon accidentally buffed by 1340% – How OP is the Fennec?

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What happens when a comma is forgotten during programming? Then a weapon like Fennec gets a monster buff of 1340 percent in Warzone.

In order to make Call of Duty: Warzone as fair as possible, new updates are released every now and then that weaken weapons that are too strong (nerf) or strengthen weapons that are too weak (buff). In the current case, the buffing of the weapon went a bit too far.

Fennec accidentally buffed by 1340%

Since the weapon Fennec was originally supposed to receive a buff for bullet speed. The improvement was actually 13.40%, but in-game players quickly realised that the weapon was buffed significantly more – by 1340%!

A comma mistake with consequences!

Is the Fennec now OP?

No, the Fennec is not OP now, but rather broken. Since only the bullet velocity is affected, the weapon remains very inaccurate at range due to the high recoil. That is why the Fennec has been used so seldom so far.

Most players have refrained from using the weapon because of these disadvantages. With the current monster buff, however, you can now hit quite well with the weapon. So if you have already levelled up the Fennec a bit, you can try it out.

The buff should not last too long in this form. Since this is a mistake by the developer, the value will certainly be reduced to the planned 13.40% with the next adjustment.

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