From Engadget · Anna Washenko · · 1m 10s
Warzone adds button to hide ridiculous skins
Call of Duty players can now toggle cartoon characters out of matches, replacing wild skins with standard Operators.
In brief
Call of Duty players can now toggle cartoon characters out of matches, replacing wild skins with standard Operators. Activision is adding a toggle to Warzone that replaces other players' cosmetic skins with standard Operators, letting players opt out of ridiculous character designs. Originally reported by Engadget.
Warzone gets a skin toggle
Season one for Modern Warfare four will introduce a toggle for Warzone matches that replaces player skins with standard Operator appearances.
The toggle is off by default
Players must opt in to hide other players' cosmetic skins. The toggle does not impact the experience of other people in a match.
Your own skin stays visible
Even when the toggle is enabled, the player's own skin will appear as usual, so you can be the lone cartoon character and make everyone else wear camo if you want.
“you can be the lone cartoon character and make everyone else wear camo if you want”
Warzone has wild cosmetics
Over the years, Call of Duty has offered players skins ranging from Rambo to Beavis and Butt-Head, and a creature called Wubz.
Players want serious matches
Those wanting to keep the Warzone experience serious, at least as serious as Call of Duty can ever be, will likely embrace the new option.
What to remember
Activision is adding a toggle to Warzone that replaces other players' cosmetic skins with standard Operators, letting players opt out of ridiculous character designs.
