What would Warzone be without the typical bugs and problems? In recent days there has been a lot of talk about an invisible wall bug that allowed players to remain completely invisible against other opponents, but what many did not expect is that a paid skin would directly affect the player’s experience. Yes, it has happened.
Warzone Operator Kônig
In the Warzone store we can find different lots of accessories and weapons with which to customize our operator, and we can also buy new operators to look different on the battlefield. One of these options goes through the pack VII: Sloth (VII: Sloth), a pack that costs 2,400 Call of Duty Points coins and which includes the following:
- Victus XMR Precision Rifle
- Lockwood 300 Shotgun
- helicopter skin
- Amulet Time is money
- Lazy Man Weapon Charm
- Sleeping sloth weapon sticker
- Acedía emblem
- aspect of Neglect Operator
Well, the problem is in that operator. Its appearance with a camouflage suit will allow you to blend in with the lands of Al Mazrah, but the problem is that so much paraphernalia bothers you in battle. It sounds like a joke, but that’s exactly what happens when you activate the scope vision. And to show, what has happened to this Reddit user.
$20 Ghillie Suit Blocks your sight when you ADS from Modern Warfare II
As you can see, when you activate the view, the camera is hampered by the camouflage suit, taking up a large part of the screen and making it impossible to see what we have in front of us at certain times. It is a blunder that directly affects the gaming experience, and the worst thing is that this skin is not freebut you have paid for it in order to have it.
Why does Warzone have so many bugs?
Warzone 2.0’s bug list isn’t getting particularly short. The first few days of release were especially hard on the stability of the service and the social feature between players, but little by little the game seems to gain stability as the days go by.
The issue is that problems such as invisibility or this annoying suit do not help to make a good impression on players, a community that is especially demanding when faced with this type of error and bug, and even more so if we are talking about a Call of Duty.
From Pay to Win to Pay to Lose
The funniest thing about the situation is that the players assure that they have gone from pay to win (pay to win) to pay to lose (pay to lose), since if in the previous Warzone many bought the Roze skin to hide in the corners dark (there was no way to see them and it allowed you to win easily), now this other skin directly affects you negatively to make you lose the game by blocking your vision in front of your opponent.
Let’s remember that the 2,400 Call of Duty points that are needed to unlock the skin are equivalent to about 20 euros in real money, so this bug should be fixed very soon, or else users could get too angry (and we already know that happens when that happens).
