The developers of Modern Warfare 3 have another glitch to contend with: Snaking 2.0.
Call of Duty players would be forgiven for thinking they’d seen this one before, and that’s because they have. Various games in the series have had movement glitches and exploits that have let players zip about the battlefield like a snake, making it difficult for opposing players to get a lock on.
Just weeks into this latest Modern Warfare 3’s life, snaking has returned, with some hilarious clips popping up online showing players surprised to see it in action. Here’s a snippet.
How’s this done? It seems the glitch is triggered on mouse and keyboard only, and with various changes made to keybinds. It sounds fiddly, but the gist is players are jumping then pushing the mouse scroll wheel up almost immediately.
Obviously this isn’t intentional gameplay, and Activision will likely set its sights on a hotfix of some description sooner rather than later, given how Snaking 2.0 is now spreading within the community.
Developer Sledgehammer this week held a Reddit AMA where it answered pretty much every community question except those about Skill-Based Matchmaking, perhaps the hottest topic within Call of Duty right now. We did learn that the controversial ‘Groot’ skin is not long for this world, though.
Modern Warfare 3 has endured something of a rough launch. After its single-player campaign was universally panned, Activision was forced to pull various multiplayer maps out of the game because of spawn points that were causing absolute carnage. After the game’s first weekend on sale, those maps are still out of rotation for certain modes.
Activision has also faced calls to pull an “invisible” premium skin for the game players are having a hard time spotting on some multiplayer maps.
If you're playing Modern Warfare 3, check out IGN's Modern Warfare 3 loadout guide.
Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.
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Call of Duty players would be forgiven for thinking they’d seen this one before, and that’s because they have. Various games in the series have had movement glitches and exploits that have let players zip about the battlefield like a snake, making it difficult for opposing players to get a lock on.
Just weeks into this latest Modern Warfare 3’s life, snaking has returned, with some hilarious clips popping up online showing players surprised to see it in action. Here’s a snippet.
🚨 NEW MOVEMENT META 🚨
We're gonna call it Snaking 2.0 😈
Unfortunately for controller users, its Keyboard and Mouse only 😅 #MWIII pic.twitter.com/mxhiKBfWyt
— Pullze Check (@PullzeCheck) November 21, 2023
How’s this done? It seems the glitch is triggered on mouse and keyboard only, and with various changes made to keybinds. It sounds fiddly, but the gist is players are jumping then pushing the mouse scroll wheel up almost immediately.
Obviously this isn’t intentional gameplay, and Activision will likely set its sights on a hotfix of some description sooner rather than later, given how Snaking 2.0 is now spreading within the community.
Developer Sledgehammer this week held a Reddit AMA where it answered pretty much every community question except those about Skill-Based Matchmaking, perhaps the hottest topic within Call of Duty right now. We did learn that the controversial ‘Groot’ skin is not long for this world, though.
Modern Warfare 3 has endured something of a rough launch. After its single-player campaign was universally panned, Activision was forced to pull various multiplayer maps out of the game because of spawn points that were causing absolute carnage. After the game’s first weekend on sale, those maps are still out of rotation for certain modes.
Activision has also faced calls to pull an “invisible” premium skin for the game players are having a hard time spotting on some multiplayer maps.
If you're playing Modern Warfare 3, check out IGN's Modern Warfare 3 loadout guide.
Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter at @wyp100. You can reach Wesley at wesley_yinpoole@ign.com or confidentially at wyp100@proton.me.
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