MW4 DMZ: Players want 'Possum' self-revive trait removed

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Dexerto reports Modern Warfare 4 players are calling for the Possum trait to be removed from DMZ because it allows a Self-Revive after a full death. The Possum trait is the final trait in the Warfighter skill tree and grants a one-time Self-Revive per game that returns the Operator to Last Stand with full health. Dexerto says DMZ early access went live on October 20 for players who pre-ordered MW4, and early reception praised the Hajin map and FOB hub while noting a handful of issues. Content creator JGOD posted on X that he is "not so sure about the Self Revive from death in DMZ" and said "Possum needs to be reworked or completely removed," as reported by Dexerto.

What changed

Dexerto reports that many players in Modern Warfare 4's DMZ are criticizing the Possum trait and calling for its removal. Possum is described as the final trait in the Warfighter skill tree and grants a one-time Self-Revive that can be triggered after a full death, returning the Operator to Last Stand with full health.

Availability

Dexerto states that DMZ early access went live on October 20 for players who had pre-ordered MW4, enabling early player feedback about the new mode, map (Hajin), and hub (FOB).

Limits

Dexerto's coverage notes player complaints and a public post by content creator JGOD on X urging rework or removal, but Dexerto does not report any official statement from the game's developers or any announced balance changes to Possum.