Snowfight in BO7 looks cute until you queue in and get deleted in two seconds flat, so I treated it like a sweat mode and even warmed up in a CoD BO7 Bot Lobby to figure out what actually keeps you alive when the map turns into a white-out and everyone's lobbing snowballs and explosives nonstop.

1) Movement Wins Fights
If you stand still, you're basically volunteering. The lanes are tight, the angles are nasty, and people love posting up with a sightline just waiting for you to peek. I run Lightweight because getting your perk and ability timing back sooner matters more than it sounds, then I pair it with Ninja so I can move fast and stay quiet while doing it. You'll feel the difference right away: you slide, you mantle, you cut corners, and you're gone before they can track you cleanly.

2) Reload Speed Is Survival
There's a weird little rhythm to Snowfight fights. You crack one player, you turn, and suddenly there's another one already in your face. That's why Fast Hands is huge. Quick swaps save you when your primary's empty, and snappy reloads keep you from doing that awkward "wait, wait" moment behind cover that always ends with a snowball to the teeth.

3) Explosives Are the Real Meta
People don't miss because they're bad. They miss because the screen shakes, your feet leave the ground, and you're eating splash damage from somewhere you didn't even see. Flak Jacket isn't a "nice to have" here. It's what lets you touch an objective without exploding instantly, especially when mines and sticky throws are landing like it's a fireworks show.

4) Field Upgrades Keep You On Point
Once you've got explosive resistance, you want tools that let you hold space instead of just sprinting through it. That's where Charge Link or Gearhead comes in. I lean Charge Link for the steady uptime so you can keep dropping Trophy Systems and stop the grenade spam before it even starts. If you're more of a trap-gremlin, Gearhead makes your gadgets bite harder and turns chokepoints into "don't walk here" signs.

5) Seeing First Beats Shooting First
Snow maps mess with you. The glare, the flurries, the particles—half the time you're guessing. Scout Specialty helps you stop guessing. Radar pings, Tracker trails, and quick info on enemy toys means you're not charging into a minefield blind. You don't need perfect aim if you're already aiming where they're about to be.

6) Pressure Builds Mistakes
If you'd rather play chaotic and force reactions, Enforcer Specialty is a blast. Gadget Master plus Quick Draw lets you throw, deploy, and re-peek faster than most players can reset, and you'll catch them panicking on the objective. That's the whole trick: stay moving, tank the blasts, keep your vision clear, and if you want a low-stress way to dial it all in, cheap CoD BO7 Bot Lobbies can make testing setups a lot less painful.