Modern Warfare 4 players declare 'broken' on DMZ perk that lets you self-revive after full death
Players are calling the 'Possum' operator trait in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's DMZ mode 'broken' due to its ability to self-revive from a full death, storing health to maximum once per match. This perk, accessible early in the Warfighter skill tree, allows players to spring back to life after being killed, leading to frustrating scenarios for opponents. The article suggests Infinity Ward needs to re-evaluate the perk's execution, possibly by increasing its cooldown or adding a more significant in-game cue, drawing parallels to the 'Necromancer' perk in Hunt: Showdown which allows players to burn bodies to prevent revivals.
- Entities
- Company: Activision
- Topic: Game Balance
- Topic: Extraction Shooter
- Company: Activision Blizzard
- Topic: Perks
- Game: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4
- Company: Infinity Ward
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