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TheCall of Dutyseries has long been a staple for gamers ever since its release in 2003. For those who are seeking high-octane action and competitive gameplay in the ever-evolving landscape of first-person shooters, this series is often the go-to choice. Alongside its immersive campaigns and various engaging modes, players can enjoy farming and purchasing various skins and blueprints for their operators and weapons.
However, withModern Warfare 3failing to capture players’ attention on its release, particularly due to its short and disappointing campaign story, they are frustrated over the developers’ focus on creating new cosmetics. After the release of the latest Tracer Pack: The Entity Ultra Skin, many players are left questioning the priorities of the developers and whether they’re truly addressing the needs of the community.
A Growing Frustrating Among Call of Duty Fans
On the surface, The Entity Ultra Skin Mastercraft is a great addition to the game’s array of skins for both operators and weapons. The skin offers a sleek and otherworldly aesthetic, vibrant tracer rounds, and intricate details, it has undoubtedly caught the eyes of players.
However, for many dedicatedCall of Dutyplayers, the emphasis on skins like The Entity Ultra Skin highlights a misalignment with their priorities. Many believe that instead of investing time and resources into developing engaging gameplay mechanics, fixing bugs, or enhancing the overall balance of the game, developers are focusing on monetization through appealing cosmetics.
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Despite the initial excitement and allure surrounding the skin,many players find themselves feeling let down. This disappointment can be seen across the social media platforms and forums. For many, the focus on cosmetics, while visually appealing, does not align with the core issues plaguing the game.
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Some players are disappointed and saying the franchise has lost its touch.
When the franchise has lost its identity.
Others are saying that if they wanted to play for a new skin they would play other games.
If I wanted to play Destiny, I would just go play that game.
Some are frustrated that they are putting this much on cosmetics than on the actual game.
They put more time into their gun animations then their own actual game 😭😭.
While some are confused and saying what is the goal of this game.
what happened to this game.
Some are saying they would never buy this kind of skin in war-type games.
Don’t try I’m not gonna buy it, it’s not fortnite.
All the comments show the common frustration growing in the community: if they wanted a game centered on flashy skins, they would simply switch to titles likeDestinyorFortnite. Instead, they are playingCall of Dutybecause they enjoy the fast-paced yet engaging gameplay. Don’t get this wrong: skins are a great addition to the game and increase engagement, but if the gameplay is bad, there is no point in playing.
Developers Need to Check its Priorities
Many fans believe that a game as established asCall of Dutyshould prioritize maintaining a robust and enjoyable gameplay experience. While cosmetic skins like The Entity Ultra Skin can enhance the game and its appeal, they also overshadow the pressing issues and become a point of contention.
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Fans are arguing that the aesthetic value of skins can boost player engagement in the short term but in order to sustain engagement for a long time, they needa well-functioning game that provides a satisfying competitive environment. The ongoing concerns about gameplay mechanics, map design, and overall game balance stem from the community’s desire to see the series return to its greatness.
For now, the challenge for the developers is to find the right balance between aesthetic appeal and gameplay integrity. To achieve this balance, developers need to actively listen to player feedback and respond with the appropriate game plan to address those issues, showing dedication and commitment.
In the end, as players are eagerly waiting for the release ofBlack Ops 6on October 25th, they are hoping that the developers have not forgotten their priority of providing an enhanced gameplay experience to the players and not just focusing on monetization.
What is your favorite farmable skin in the game? Tell us in the comment section below.
Shubham Chaurasia
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At FandomWire, Shubham has spent over a year diving into the evolving world of live-service, action, and open-world games. Whether it’s the democratic galaxy of Helldivers 2 or finishing enemies in titles like Assassin’s Creed or Ghost of Tsushima, Shubham brings a sharp eye and genuine enthusiasm to everything he writes.When he’s not writing, you’ll probably catch him clutching rounds in Valorant or leaping off virtual cliffs into a pile of enemies for the perfect finisher. Outside of gaming, Shubham recharges by hitting the gym or heading out on long, spontaneous bike rides, always chasing the next open road. No matter the game or the gear, he’s always committed to bringing readers timely, accurate, and engaging updates from across the gaming industry.
