Call of Duty: Warzone Temporarily Disables Reclaimer 18 Shotgun
The Reclaimer 18 shotgun, a popular weapon in Call of Duty: Warzone, has been temporarily disabled by the game’s developers. The announcement was made through official social media channels, but no specific reasons were provided.
The Reclaimer 18, a semi-automatic shotgun inspired by the real-life SPAS-12, was introduced in Modern Warfare 3 and quickly gained popularity. However, speculation among players points to a potential glitch involving the “Inside Voices” blueprint version of the weapon, which appears unusually powerful.
Many players have expressed support for the decision, citing concerns over the shotgun’s overpowered nature. Some have also suggested that the dual-wield JAK Devastators attachments, which allow players to use two Reclaimer 18s, contributed to the weapon’s dominance.
However, others criticized the move, arguing that it came too late, as the glitched blueprint was exclusive to a paid Tracer Pack, creating potential “pay-to-win” scenarios. Fans have called for more thorough testing before future content releases.
As of now, no timeline has been given for when the shotgun will return to the game.
