This clip shows how frustrating moments of Call of Duty can be. 15 kills usually take a little bit of time, but the player saw all the hard work shot out of the air in less than a second. It is hard to say which is more devastating: Being crushed by a care package and having it stolen, or having it shot completely off the map. The timing of the shot indicates that someone on the other team planned this attack and pulled it off flawlessly. The care package appears to be shot with a missile in midair and is launched off the map. After feeling secure enough, the player looks up at care package, only to witness one of the most heartbreaking moments. As soon as the player calls in the Juggernaut, they turn the corner and eliminate an enemy very close by. It is important to note that the clip is on the map, Rust, which is one of the smallest maps in Call of Duty. This increases the chances of the Juggernaut care package being stolen. Juggernaut suits also take about 20 to 30 seconds to be dropped, all while the enemy team knows it is inbound. RELATED: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Glitch Puts Player in Lobby With Unreleased Map When calling in a Juggernaut suit in Modern Warfare, all players are notified and the care package takes time to physically fall to the ground. 15 kills without dying is always impressive, but the need for skill does not stop there.
In order to get the Juggernaut suit, players must get 15 kills without dying and then call in a care package. The Reddit clip starts with user, 'Bwil34' dying with low ammo, and has already unlocked the Juggernaut killstreak. Players have lost so many care packages in the history of Call of Duty, now one player may have found a new, hilarious way to lose a care package.
It starts with a little grenade to mark a location, then a few seconds later, the care package is set for betrayal by falling on a building or straight onto the player. It hits at the most inconvenient time, when just a little care is needed. Every Call of Duty player has to endure heartbreak at least once.
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