Warzone bug lets players get infinite Juggernaut suits

<br /><br />One of Warzone players' biggest fears seems to have come true. Can you imagine having to face a team in which every member has a Juggernaut suit? Well, stop imagining, because it's possible.<br /><br />The infinite Juggernaut bug<br /><br /><br /><br />Before you grab the controller and get ready to jump quickly into Verdansk, we should tell you that to get infinite Juggernaut suits you'll need to take advantage of an exploit which, although not very easy to trigger, once you get the hang of it will give you an open bar of the coveted armored suit.<br /><br />But yes, this is a new bug affecting Call of Duty's battle royale that lets the sharpest users get the Juggernaut advantage as many times as they want. How? With a trick.<br /><br /><br /><br />YouTuber cable711 has recorded a demonstration that shows beyond any doubt that the exploit exists. To pull it off, the user needs to have a killstreak equipped, such as a UAV or a precision airstrike, for example, and has to come across a Juggernaut equipment canister to do the trick.<br /><br />The method consists of swapping the equipped killstreak for the Juggernaut one (you could also already have a Juggernaut canister from before and skip this step) as fast as possible while activating the Juggernaut. It's an operation that requires practice, but after several attempts it usually pays off.<br /><br />The idea is to take advantage of that system bug, since the game thinks you've already thrown the canister to call in the armored suit equipment, when you actually still have the canister in your hand, and it lets you swap it for the killstreak in front of you. The result is a Juggernaut canister in your possession while you're throwing another one to request the drop.<br /><br /><br /><br />Invincible teams<br /><br /><br /><br />Many users are already using this trick, and the result is obviously armored teams that are impossible to beat. If it was already hard to take down one player in the armored suit, imagine what it must be like to fight four of them.<br /><br />Can Activision ban for this?<br /><br />We could obviously consider this practice cheating; however, since it's something implicitly within the game and doesn't require any extra software or anything similar, in theory it shouldn't be considered illegal. That said, we have no doubt whatsoever that the company is already working to fix it as soon as possible.<br /><br />This doesn't mean we encourage you to do it, since multiplayer gameplay completely loses its meaning and many users could end up fed up with so many desperate juggernauts. So you'd better respect the rules and not give in to temptation.<br /><br />Source:  Charlie Intel