In the world of Call of Duty Warzone 2.0, controversies seem to be a recurring theme. After the recent outcry over alleged pay-to-win skins, another bundle has hit the shop and is making the situation even worse.
The new bundle features two different variants of Ghost, which closely resemble those that were previously available in the old version of the battle royale through the purchase of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Remastered. However, unlike other cosmetic DLCs, this bundle offers more than just operator skins and weapon blueprints.
The purchase of the bundle guarantees an additional operator slot and allows players to always enter the game with a double-plate armor.
Additionally, the two blueprints for the ISO Hemlock and EBR-14 can be used on a mission with only a 15-minute cooldown, making them more accessible than regular weapons that require an hour-long cooldown.
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This has sparked outrage among players, who believe that these benefits give an unfair advantage to those who purchase the bundle. The controversy has only grown on social media, and the developers have yet to address the matter.
To make matters worse, leaks suggest that upcoming bundles will also offer significant in-game benefits, which may not sit well with players.
As the debate rages on, we would like to remind players that they can find all the latest news on Season 3 of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0 on our website. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available.
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