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COD players demand nerf to “pay to win” Black Ops 6 skin no one can see

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简介Call of Duty players are demanding a nerf to the “pay to win” Terminator skin as it is impossible to

Call of Duty players are demanding a nerf to the “pay to win” Terminator skin as it is impossible to see in Black Ops 6 and Warzone.

Over the last few years, Call of Duty has ramped up the crossovers with popular culture. We’ve had franchises like The Boys, Rambo, and even Godzilla make an appearance in different games.

Those crossovers have continued in Black Ops 6 with the likes of Squid Game, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and The Terminator. Fans have been frustrated with the content, hitting out at the devs over the cost of skins. This has been particularly prevalent in the Ninja Turtles event as players have to pay for each character individually.

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When it comes to The Terminator event, they’ve been angered with the T-800 Operator being impossible to see.

COD fans need nerf for T-800 Terminator skin

The skin has already been labeled as “pay to win” by many players and now they want it to be nefed to help the visibility.

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“It’s arguably worse then Gaya skin was at the time,” Redditor KaDwah complained. “Why I don’t see anybody talking about this? Not only it’s P2W because the skin is so thin and it’s way harder to spot an enemy, but it also blends with half of the walls on rebirth.”

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Others quickly agreed. “It’s thin as hell. Even once you see it it’s a much harder target to hit. It’s genuinely twice as hard to hit someone in that thing,” one said. “At least the Gaia skin has a giant pulsating glowing heart,” another added.

Terminator in Black Ops 6 with fire around

The T-800 skin is impossible to see.

Some pointed out that, despite the comparisons to the Gaya and Roze skins, those previous “pay to win” cosmetics took a while to fix. The devs didn’t spring into action right away.