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The MW2 community is already planning to boycott the new Blackcell battle pass selection ahead of its release. Many fans are currently frustrated at the price it’s being offered at, and the fact that it can’t be purchased with CoD points only adds more fuel to the fire.
Although several popular additions were revealed with the third season’s announcement, this new feature puts a blemish on what had initially been a promising new chapter. Both the Warzone 2 DMZ system overhaul and the MW2 Season 3 weapons list have largely been overshadowed by this latest greedy scheme, and many of the other introductions will surely be suffering the same fate long after they’ve been released.
A large number of Reddit users have already started calling on other players to avoid purchasing the Blackcell battle pass because it isn’t “worth your wallet.” “Give the devs a real run for their effort before they earn your respect again,” said one player as they proceeded to ask others not to fall for the shiny new toys that this premium offering promised.
Some have already started agreeing with the previously mentioned sentiment, with one fan stating that “anything above the $10 basic battle pass isn’t worth it.” They would go on to add that “the premium packages are just pointless filler,” and that the “best weapon builds can be googled instead of using some pro tuned version.”
It’s not the first time that the MW2 community has tried to make their voices heard on an unwanted feature in an attempt to have it improved. Hopefully, this planned boycott does eventually bear fruit for these players that are asking for change. But with some with hardcore fans already planning on purchasing the premium offering upon release, the user base’s complaints may fall on deaf ears once again.
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