Call of Duty Warzone has Black Ops Cold War Blueprints Unaffected by Nerf

Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War weapons made their way into Warzone with the start of Season 1. Very soon, players found a problem in Verdansk because of this merger. The DMR 14 became a weapon of choice for many as it wielded high damage with almost no recoil.

However, DMR 14 was not the only nuisance in Warzone. The Mac-10 was equally broken with insane headshot multipliers and fire rate. Both of these weapons quickly became the meta, and it was difficult to counter them with any other available weapon in Warzone.

After weeks of complaining, Raven Software ultimately patched up the weapon balance by nerfing both of these weapons. Nonetheless, the community is not happy with the recent reports that show the nerf is practically not visible.

Warzone regular John Speros, tweeted a video from his stream that showed zero nerf to the DMR’s recoil after the update.

It is very concerning if the meta nerf is actually not working in the game. Raven Software will probably impose the nerfs properly once again, as pros have started to complain.

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Mac-10 blueprint performs better than base version in Call of Duty Warzone

Warzone concerns do not end with the DMR-14 non-functional nerf. The Mac-10 is also performing unusually. Previously, the weapon had a headshot damage of 40, but after the nerf it should have been 30, according to the patch notes.

While that is the result coming from the base version, the Gallantry blueprint of the weapon is still wielding 40 damage on headshots.

YouTuber JGOD researched this phenomenon very closely before coming to the conclusion. This also makes the game pay-to-win because this particular blueprint is locked behind a paywall at Tier 95 of the Battle Pass.

The ironsight on the Gallantry is much cleaner and the hip-fire is also tighter. This totally gives players with the blueprint a substantial advantage.

Raven Software has messed up its first weapon balance after the BOCW merger, but here’s hoping they correct the mistakes pretty soon, unless Activision is gradually thinking to transform Call of Duty in to a pay-to-win experience.