The start of Season 3 in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0 was not as pleasant as Activision might have hoped.
New content for Warzone 2.0 DMZ in particular was received negatively, with fans criticizing the added pay-to-win elements on social media.
Unfair advantages?
The patch notes for the new season state that “certain” bundles have been added to the store that contain additional Active Duty Operator slots.
By default, players have three available and there is no other way to get more than by purchasing the new Bomb Squad Bundle. That costs almost 10 euros.
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This actually cosmetic bundle offers buyers even more advantages that are considered unfair.
A skin improves the wearer’s backpack, allowing him or her to carry more items. Dataminers have also found a reference to an unreleased bundle that lets you launch with a UAV.
The Bomb Squad Bundle is accordingly in the criticism. fans prompt others, not to buy it because of these benefits that cannot otherwise be obtained through playing. Others make themselves Care for about what this could mean for the future of DMZ. In other words, if this pay-to-win bundle is successful, why shouldn’t others follow?
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