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Glitched Warzone Shotgun Kills With One Headshot After Bug

Daniel Cross 2 min read

A glitch in Call of Duty: Warzone allows the MX Guardian shotgun to eliminate opponents with a single headshot when equipped with slug ammo and the JAK Lance part.

Glitched Warzone Shotgun Kills With One Headshot After Bug
GAME PERFORMANCE

A glitch in Call of Duty: Warzone has transformed the MX Guardian shotgun into an unexpectedly lethal weapon. Activision players have discovered that the firearm can eliminate opponents with a single headshot under specific conditions. This unintended behavior deviates significantly from the weapon's standard performance profile.

Activision players find MX Guardian kills with single headshot under specific conditions

The glitch requires players to equip slug ammunition and attach the JAK Lance aftermarket part to the gun. When these modifications are active, the hit registration allows the MX Guardian to kill enemies in one shot to the head. Without this configuration, the weapon typically requires two shots to the body to secure a kill.

Community members have described the experience as fun despite the broken hit registration mechanics. One user noted on Twitter that the bug makes the weapon viable while acknowledging its irregular behavior. The incident highlights how aftermarket parts can interact with game code to produce extreme power levels.

It remains unclear whether Activision will officially recognize this bug or issue a patch to restore balance. The current state of the weapon suggests it is an unintended glitch rather than a confirmed feature. Players should expect the game developers to monitor the situation closely before making any changes.

Source: DEXERTO