POPULAR(RESTORED) Top 5 most overpowered weapons and items-This proves you should save your posts to a doc
5: Turret
The Turret is what caused Tfue to start thinking about the worst things added to the game over the years. “The turret is actually one of the dumbest things they’ve added in the game, no joke,” the FaZe star said. “What do you guys think? I think the turret is the worst thing they’ve added to this game. Easily.”
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4: Jetpack
Speaking of the great vault in the sky, the Jetpack is an item most people are happy is no longer in the game. The Jetpack was designed as a limited time item, apparently Epic knew just how strong it would end up being
During its relatively short time in the game, the Jetpack was hotly contested and some people even wanted it to become permant. No doubt it was fun to use but it was equally unfun to play against. While sniping gliding opponents is hard, hitting jetpacking players was even harder.
3: Drum Gun
When the double pump was nerfed in Season Four, the Drum Gun took its place as the most casually OP weapon in the game. For months through the end of Season Four and throughout Season Five, the Drum Gun gave players headaches with its ability to tear through structures and health alike.
With a clip of 50 and a DPS over 200 for both the uncommon and rare variants, the Drum Gun was truly OP. Many people still clamor for the gun to come back but with its high drop rate and versatility, the game is better balanced with it gone.
2: Original Boogie Bomb
For number two, we are heading all the way back to Season Two. The Boogie Bomb is still available in the game but has been nerfed so far it is practically useless. Players who began in 2018 won’t remember the feeling of helplessness when being hit by a Boogie Bomb in its original form.
1: Guided Missile
Number one on this list is a weapon Epic tried to make work twice and both times had to vault it. It was first introduced on March 14th, 2018 and was vaulted just over a month later on April 18th. That first version of the weapon took the already incredibly strong RPG and just allowed the player to control the rocket.
While it did move a bit slower, the ability to move the rocket made it so that drop in speed may have actually been a benefit as players could adjust it even more on the fly.
Nothing quite like building a structure and healing up before a rocket literally comes around the mountain from a player who was impossible to see and explodes everything.
When the Guided Missile returned on July 31st it was nerfed a considerable amount but still was too strong. Guided Missile 2.0 saw the structure damage reduced from 1,100 (yup) to 400 and the player damage was reduced from slightly over 100 to the 70s for both versions of the gun.
These changes saw it last another couple months but it was vaulted – possibly for good – on November 1st. Like most things on this list, it was good for Reddit clips and streamer highlights but not for competitive balance
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