All weapon, gadget, and arena carriables changes in The Finals Season 7

The Finals Season 7 has brought quite a few changes to the game, including balance changes for weapons, various gadgets, and even arena carriables. These items are crucial gameplay elements and can make or break a seasonal meta. The developers seem to have made tweaks after taking different metrics into consideration. However, fans may receive future patches to fix overpowered or underpowered items throughout the new season.

This article will highlight the new weapon, gadget, and arena carriables changes in The Finals Season 7.

Note: Parts of this article are subjective and reflect the author’s opinion.

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What are the weapon, gadget, and carriables changes in The Finals Season 7?

Here is a quick overview of all the changes that were integrated in The Finals Season 7 weapons, gadgets, and arena carriables:

Weapons

General

Environmental damage from weapons has changed to create more consistency. The change only applies to damaging or destroying props and not to buildings.

93R

Magazine size increased to 24 from 21.

Cerberus

Damage output per pellet decreased to 9. Full shot now deals 99 damage instead of 110.

KS-23

Damage to the environment increased to 1000 from 700.

LH1

Damage output increased to 42.

M134 Minigun

Environmental damage increased to 30.

Sledgehammer

Damage output for primary attack decreased to 100.
Damage output for secondary attacks decreased to 154.

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Gadgets

General

Turrets, APS, Explosive Mines, and more will now have controller aim assistance support.

Anti-Gravity Cube

The cooldown has been decreased to 28 seconds.

APS Turret

The Turret will now consume 20% health when blocking a projectile, effectively able to block 5 projectiles.

Flashbang

View angle fall-off has been increased to reduce the gadget’s effect when looking away from the flashbang.
Radial check decreased to 1 meter, providing more room to dodge the blinding effect.

Goo Grenade

Goo wall size decreased to 2x5 space.
Goo blob's overall health reduced to 240.

Gravity Vortex

Cooldown of the gadget is reduced to 20 seconds.

Arena Carriables

Gas Canister

The instant damage trigger has been removed for easier activation.

Glitch Barrel

Health reduced to 50 from 75.

Goo Barrel

Health of barrel reduced to 50.
Goo blob health has also been reduced to 240.

Healing Barrel

Health for each barrel decreased to 15.
The instant damage trigger was removed for ease of use.

Powder Canister

The health of the item decreased to 15.
The instant damage trigger has been removed for ease of use.

These are all the weapons, gadgets, and arena carriable changes in The Finals Season 7. Fans can check out the official patch notes for a more detailed look at the changes alongside the developer notes.

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About the author

Krishanu Ranjan Sarma covers Call of Duty, Apex Legends, and Valorant content for the Esports & Gaming division at Sportskeeda, helping readers stay on top of the latest metas, strategies, and updates.

Krishanu was drawn to online video games when introduced to Dota 2 and the Counter-Strike titles as a teenager. He has since moved on to multiplayer shooters like Valorant, CS2, Call of Duty, and Apex Legends. Among these, he favors the fast-paced battle royale gameplay of Apex Legends; if given a chance, Krishanu would love to drop into the arena and learn the lore first-hand.

Krishanu follows official social media announcements, press releases, and live developer streams for news and updates. However, when it comes to in-depth guides, he draws on his gameplay knowledge to provide tried-and-tested tips and strategies.

Krishanu's content has raked in over 3 million reads in less than two years. He has interviewed many professional esports players, including Valorant stars Mimi, Juliano, Daiki, meL, and Roxi, as well as HLTV award winner and Counter-Strike 2 player Zywoo. He is an avid follower of Valorant esports tournaments, with Paper Rex (PRX) being his favorite.

In his downtime, Krishanu likes capturing moments on film and editing videos. He keenly observes different shots and production-grade lighting techniques when watching movies and TV shows. He also likes listening to music and discovering new genres.

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Edited by Krishanu Ranjan Sarma