Call of Duty: Warzone it's about playing aggressively to win. But there is general outrage, and then there is the "Akimbo culture .357 that brutally destroys the whole group".
On Reddit, a SieK user posted a 55-second video of them getting four kills and a lot of down to end the game. While the clip is very impressive, some fans think the two-handed weapon is too strong.
In the clip, ssieK sells his usual rifle for double-handed rebels – just as the final round closes about three squads. From within and around the house, ssieK continues to destroy the better parts of two different groups, often killing by shooting one.
In the hands of isieK, the rebels are like small guns – they use a Snake Shot attachment – but with a much longer range than the gun.
"It's all right to make decisions for you but it's great in times of attack," replied Turnkeygarlic user
While some users are quick to disagree, others point out that the aggressive playstyle is king in .357s, and the aggressive player can turn them into some of the most powerful weapons in the game. User Metalhead4 pointed: "If you're inside any building these are hand-held firearms."
What makes this play frustrating for some is how difficult the Akimbo .357s are to unlock. To unlock the Akimbo perk, you need to get three or more kills with .357 in five games. But kills only count if you have a Recon perk attached to .357 first – allowing you to see distant enemy nameplates. To unlock the Recon perk, players need to scale their .357 to level 34. After that they can try the Akimbo challenge. It's a very important time to invest, but it's worth it for the hardcore players.
It is not yet clear whether the activation or infinity Ward intends to abuse the position .357 – as, according to players, the rifle was ready for some time, and not the first complaint we have seen. But one thing is for sure, this clip has many new players interested in the Akimbo .357s, Snake Shot combo. And if we've learned anything from Warzone society, they learn quickly from the stupid, subordinate pieces.
