Call of Duty Player Caught in Infinite Spawn Loop, hilarity ensues
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Call of Duty Player Caught in Infinite Spawn Loop, In Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, a player found a funny spawn glitch that made the game more fun.
Reddit user Sweeten16 posted a video of the bug, showing him spawning in a truck on the Underpass map. He would then die from enemy fire and respawn in the same position. Six times, Sweeten16 was trapped in the spawn trap.
The glitch frustrated Sweeten16 but made spectators laugh. The video went viral, with many players commenting on its comedy. Some compared the glitch to a Looney Tunes scenario.
Uniqueness characterized the bug. Most Call of Duty spawn problems involve players spawning too close to enemies or in an enemy-fire zone. However, Underpass’s spawn trap was different. The game seems to actively troll Sweeten16.
Although Activision fixed the problem, it remains one of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3’s most memorable moments. Players still discussing this issue a decade after its release shows the game’s longevity.
Based on Sweeten16’s Reddit post, here’s a glitch explanation:
I was playing Hardpoint on Underpass and lost miserably. I died and respawned in a car. I was confused until I discovered I was in a spawn trap. Every time I died, I respawned in the same vehicle. I was immediately killed by enemy fire and respawned. The cycle repeated six times. I tried everything to escape the spawn trap but failed. I even exited the game, but it put me back in the lobby.
After getting upset, I realized the error was humorous. I had never seen anything like it. I uploaded a glitch video to Reddit.
I was surprised the video became viral. Many laughed at the glitch. Several people compared it to a Looney Tunes scenario.
I’m delighted my video made folks chuckle. Despite the frustration, it was unforgettable.
Underpass’s spawn glitch shows that even serious games can be hilarious. It also shows Call of Duty gamers’ inventiveness and perseverance, who find new methods to have fun even in defeat.