Warzone players claim a meta attachment was a huge mistake

Many Warzone players are currently dissatisfied with one of the most frequently used meta attachments in the battle royale, deeming it a current “issue.”

In recent years, Warzone has been plagued by overpowered attachments and mandatory loadouts. In Verdansk, there was a period where it was nearly impossible to secure a victory without utilizing the KAR98K and Grau.

In Modern Warfare 3, developers attempted to shake up the gameplay by introducing new features, particularly in the realm of weapon attachments. The battle royale mode now features Aftermarket Parts, which come in both radical modifications that completely change a gun’s characteristics and subtle nods to past iterations.

The JAK Glassless optic is one of the key Aftermarket Parts that has become essential for assault rifles. If you’re not utilizing either the JAK Glassless or the Corio Eagleseye 2.5x, you’re falling behind.

Despite its boost to firing aim stability, the JAK Glassless is losing its appeal among players. In fact, one player named turboS2000 expressed their disappointment with the attachment on Reddit, stating that it was a “mistake.”

According to them, the decision to include firing aim stability in this optic was a major error because it renders most other attachments obsolete. The overpowered attachments significantly limit the variety of options available.

One individual also expressed the opinion that designating firing aim stability as a statistic was a mistake, arguing that every gun should have maximum firing aim stability and it should not even be a consideration.

JAK Glassless optic on assault rifle in Warzone — Activision

The JAK Glassless optic has become a must-use.

Many others also criticized the developers for their “laughable”choices regarding stats.

“The developers should take this as a lesson learned. The combination of inconsistent recoil patterns, variations in gun behavior, and excessive visual clutter creates a miserable overall experience, as pointed out by another player.”

It is fascinating to observe how certain Aftermarket Parts have transformed from being considered insignificant to becoming completely dominant.