Game-breaking bug in Warzone 2 allows hackers to use the limited-time 1-shot Sniper

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Call of Duty: Warzone 2 players are reportedly getting eliminated by a one-shot Sniper that isn't supposed to be in the game. During the St. Patrick's Day limited-time event, players could find a Victus XMR blueprint that could take down fully shielded enemies with one shot to any area of the body. While it was only meant to be accessible briefly, some cheats are accessing the Sniper Rifle after the event has ended by taking advantage of a flaw in the game's file structure. There aren't any one-shot sniper rifles in the game right now. Players must fire at least two bullets against an adversary with complete shielding to defeat them.

Due to this, participants in the battle royale game choose to engage in long-range combat with other weapon classes instead, especially on the smaller area of Ashika Island, such as Assault Rifles, Marksman Rifles, LMGs, and more.

As mentioned earlier, during the St. Patrick's Day event, a limited-time Victus XMR blueprint was made available in Warzone 2. Players that took part in the event found this blueprint at the end of the rainbow that appeared across the sky in the battle royale game. The Sniper Rifle could take down foes with just one shot to any part of the body, as long as it connected.

It should not have been around after the event because it was only available briefly. Even after the event ended, gamers continued complaining that this sniper rifle was killing them.

As the pistol can still be found in the game's files, cheats have access to it. They are simply exploiting a bug that allows the user to access these files and is using this Sniper Rifle to wreak Havoc in the Battle Royale game's lobby.

While Infinity Ward is yet to address the issue, numerous prominent Warzone 2 content