Scump Makes History With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3’s First Nuke on Rust, Leading Community to Claim He Is “The Goat”

The open beta of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is finally out. The latest entry in the Call of Duty series is gaining a lot of love from the fans. Furthermore, fans are calling it the perfect successor to Modern Warfare 2, if Activision improves upon some features.

In the meanwhile, many beta players are enjoying the game, including the likes of Aydan Conrad and Symfuhny. But Modern Warfare 3 is turning out to be a special one for retired Call of Duty pro player Scump. The retired pro has made a record in the game before anyone else, leading to the community’s praises.

Scump performs Modern Warfare 3’s first-ever nuke on Rust

In a recent tweet shared by Scump, he shared a glimpse of his latest Modern Warfare 3 gameplay. He was playing alongside Shotzzy and performed a feat no other player could do. After gaining the first-ever nuke in MW3 on Rust, Scump let out a joyous scream claiming, “I got it!”

He did not waste any time activating the nuke and swiftly decimated all opponents. Even his teammate Shotzzy praised his feat, stating, “You might have got the first Rust nuke. No bulls**t, I think you did! There’s no way anyone else got it unless they’re hacking.” With the nuke successfully deployed, the duo also talked about how tough it was to achieve this feat.

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The community has also started to praise Scump for this achievement. The 28-year-old retired from the Call of Duty competitive scene recently with his last team being OpTic Texas. He has since started uploading on YouTube, which has garnered him over 2.7 million followers. His latest feat is sure to increase his follower count exponentially.

Call of Duty fans sing praises for Scump over his achievement

Scump’s feat is garnering a lot of praise from the Call of Duty community. Many fans came forward to applaud the achievement, with fans calling him “the goat”.

A fan even asked him to return to the competitive scene, if only for one more year.

One of his loyal fans commented how this clip should be enough to silence the haters.

A fan cheekily claimed that Scump had the support of Shotzzy which led to this achievement.

Another fan joined in on the fun and claimed he did it before Scump.

These supportive reactions go on to show the community still holds Scump to be worthy of playing in the competitive scene. Will Scump return to the competitive Call of Duty after this performance? Let us know in the comments section below.

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