Fortnite
Rapidly swapping between shotguns once let players bypass the intended fire-rate delay for burst damage at point-blank range. It became one of Fortnite's most famous early combat exploits.
Players used launch pads, crash pads, ziplines, or interact timing to survive extreme falls from tall skybases that should have been lethal. Variants appeared across multiple seasons.
Several seasons featured spots where players could clip under terrain or into props and remain hard to see while still scouting or healing. These hiding spots were typically patched after discovery.
Endgames could be warped by teams stockpiling healing items and playing for survival in the storm instead of direct fights. It was especially abusive in metas with strong heals or siphon-like sustain.
Fast edit-peek-reset sequences let skilled players expose almost nothing while taking shots through their own builds. Although partly an intended mechanic, it has long been treated as an exploit-like visibility abuse.