Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 season 1 has introduced a few skins that some players hate so much they're willing to pay Activision just so they no longer have to see them in every single match.
There are a few skins around this season that are, well, ugly as all hell. These include a new parasite-inspired skin, the Goliath operator skin, and perhaps the most infamous new addition, the Dragon Knight, which looks like something more suited for Destiny or WoW than a Call of Duty game.
«Thanks for this skin,» one player who goes by valayavr says. «It is so giant and has so many particle effects that I can't even see its head, and it cuts my frames in half. Masterful move, Treyarch.» It's true that there are a lot of particle effects around this skin. Green flames and ashes constantly sputter from its shoulders, which can obscure the head at times.
However, someone else points out that you could actually use the Dragon Knight skin to your advantage if you see someone with it on the enemy team. «In stakeout, if that skin is lead running down a hallway, you basically have a line of blind people to down,» another player says. «Got back-to-back fury kills from the same idiot.»
But other than this player who has chosen to look on the bright side of the even brighter skin, most players are trying to figure out or just ask for ways to hide the hideous cosmetics for good. «I'd pay not to see other player's skins or tracer rounds,» player aizendoto says. «I don't know why the skins in CoD have escalated to this degeneracy. Oh, I know, because people buy this dogshit for some reason. I thought Nicki Minaj was the peak of dogshit, but today I log on, and there is a green glowing dragon that has huge wings and shoots light green explosions that literally make you see NOTHING on impact.»
I agree that the cosmetics in CoD have gotten a bit much lately. The problem is that not every game is cut out to be like Fortnite. Cartoonish or quirky characters or gun skins in Overwatch 2 and
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