Modern Warfare 4 players declare 'broken' on DMZ perk that lets you self-revive after full death
Some hate that you can't know an enemy's truly dead in DMZ.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's DMZ extraction mode has introduced a trait called Possum, which allows players to self-revive into a last stand from death once per match. This powerful ability has been dubbed "broken" by the online community, as it seems overpowered and not well thought out. The trait is easy to obtain and can be unlocked on the Warfighter skill tree within a few matches.
When activated, a player can seemingly spring back to life after being killed, even if they were previously a lootable corpse. This has raised concerns about the potential for unfair advantages in PvP matches, as demonstrated by a video showing a player being killed, then suddenly reviving to kill their killer. While there are drawbacks to the self-revive, such as the slow process and the need for attention from the killer, many believe that Infinity Ward did not intend for the perk to be used in this way.
A solution could involve making the perk more noticeable in action or requiring players to wait longer before using it.
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