The AK-47 nerf reduces the headshot multiplayer, as well as the damage on the 20″ Spetsnaz RPK Barrel. Unfortunately, the popular Assault Rifle is now slightly worse than it was prior to the patch. The AK-47 is one of the most widely-used guns in any FPS, and Black Ops Cold War is no exception. This patch is a heavy nerf for Tactical Rifles all-round, but it’ll hopefully keep them effective at medium range. In addition, barrel adjustments for both Tactical Rifles that target fire rate have been adjusted. It is also getting a reduced fire rate, so players will have to wait longer for the second burst if the first fails to kill a target. This gun is also getting a reduction to its maximum effective range. M16 (Source: Treyarch)Īlthough slightly less popular than the AUG, the M16 is another Tactical Rifle that was too good not to nerf. If that wasn’t enough, the fire rate is also seeing a decrease, and the 19.8″ Task Force Barrel won’t boost damage quite as high. Now, the AUG has a lower headshot multiplier, as well as a reduce to its effective range.

Players could eliminate enemies with a single burst-fire, and it was undeniably too powerful. The AUG, AKA Tactical Rifle Charlie, was without a doubt one of the strongest weapons in Cold War. Black Ops Cold War Nerfs the AUG, M16, AK47 & More AUG (Source: Treyarch) According to the game’s new patch notes, some of Cold War’s best weapons are taking a significant hit. Now, some of the best weapons to use after the MP5 nerf are being hit by their own nerfs. Previously, the MP5 was adjusted to account for its incredible popularity in-game. Say what you will about Treyarch, the Black Ops Cold War developer is good at nerfing the game’s most broken weapons. The Black Ops Cold War Season 1 patch is finally here, and some of the game’s most OP weapons are getting a nerf.

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