Warzone players may have noticed an increase in FFAR 1 and Cold War Tactical Rifle Charlie loadouts in recent games, and for good reason. The FFAR combined SMG-levels of rapid-fire bullet hosing with the accuracy of an assault rifle, while the Cold War Tactical Rifle Charlie (henceforth to be referred to by its real name, the AUG) combined long-range stopping power🐟 with the recoil of a newborn baby.
As with most metas, we were seriously getting tired 𒅌of it, so Ravensoft has decided to c⛎hange things up .
Both the FFAR 1 and the AUG are getting more serious nerfs. The FFAR's ADS speed has been significantly decreased to make it less snappy, w﷽hile the AUG has had its recoil increased for the second time in a week.
"The FFAR’s who🍌lesale efficacy has it edging out SMGs at ranges we're not satisfied with," wrote Ravensoft in the patch notes. "Ideally, the FFAR fulfills the role of a mid-range dominator while falling prey to weapons that excel in short-range engagements. We are bringing the FFAR a bit more in line with what you might expe♎ct from an AR—damage and range at the cost of handling."
Meanwhile, the AUG's second recoil nerf will hopefully "maintain the weapon’s identity of being 𒆙a powerhouse while making 🎃it a bit more difficult to wield."
The ⛦rest of yesterday's patch included several bug fixes. This includes a fix for the Ember Sighting Point, which would increase rather than decrease ADS speed on the XM4 and AK-47; fixing the Salvo Fast Mag so that it decreased ADS speed on the FFAR 1 and M16; a fix for all rear grip attachments to increase ADS rather than do nothing; and a fix for the 16.5” CMV Mil-Spec barrel, which was causing the Groza to completely ignore damage falloff.
In other Warzone news, choppers are still missing 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:after causing p෴layers to become invisible. There🐻’s no word on𝔉 when minigun-equipped gunships will be returning to rain death from above.