Warzone update removes problematic one-shot Lockwood 300 attachment again

John Esposito
Warzone update removes problematic one-shot Lockwood 300 attachment again

The Lockwood 300 continues to be a nightmare to balance. A new playlist update has gone live, disabling the notorious Dual Trigger attachment once again.

Since its inception, Warzone‘s provided a challenge for developers to balance, and for good reason. As each new CoD title integrates with the battle royale, it adds another layer of items to balance.

MW3’s Warzone integration was no different, with issues like the MTZ Interceptor and the Tyr Snake Shots causing nightmares to players. Both issues have been addressed, although it took some time for that to happen.

However, it seems the one problem that won’t go away is the infamous Lockwood 300 and its Maelstrom Dual Trigger attachment.

Warzone update nerfs Lockwood 300 yet again

Since its arrival in last year’s MW2, the Lockwood 300 has seen more nerfs than players can count. As mentioned, the problem is the Maelstrom Dual Trigger attachment, causing it to one-shot players.

It was removed right before the holidays until it rejoined during the Season 1 Reloaded update, albeit with minor fixes. Of course, the fixes weren’t enough, as the gun still saw high usage with said attachment.

That said, a new playlist update has gone live, once again disabling it. Much like the previous scenario, it’ll still be visible in the Gunsmith, although it can’t be equipped.

Player feedback was unsurprisingly positive, as this issue is seemingly in a cursed loop. Warzone content creator, JoeWo, replied with praise although he highlighted the other issues in-game that needed addressing: “W, BUT CAN YOU PLEASE FIX THE NEW SMG FOR PEOPLE THAT UNLOCKED IT THE FIRST DAY?”

With the Lockwood 300 a timeless menace at this point, it’ll be interesting to see what more the developers will do to the gun. Maybe they’ll just leave it disabled for good, as many of the comments hoped for.

About The Author

John graduated with a degree in Sport Management in 2017, before discovering he had a hidden joy for writing. Since then, he's worked for GameRant, Twinfinite, and Jaxon, covering everything related to gaming. Currently, he's a Games Writer for Dexerto, and all tips and tricks welcome: john.esposito@dexerto.com