Warzone players are flaming the \u201crepulsive\u201d Tracer Pack anime bundle ActivisionWarzone players are grabbing their torches and pitchforks in reaction to the new anime Tracer pack bundle. It took Activision two tries to nail its Attack on Titan crossover. Warzone players initially flamed the developers for a \u201cdollar-store\u201d Captain Levi skin. In February, Warzone added an \u201cArmored Titan\u201d Bundle, and players obsessed over the new and improved AoT collab. Modern Warfare 2019 added a generic Anime bundle.The developers opted to add a similar generic anime bundle this time around, and Warzone players were not as receptive to the new operator and weapon skins. Warzone players roast new anime bundle CharlieINTEL shared a clip of the anime weapon inspection feature in action. The H4 Blixen blueprint allows players to dance after pressing buttons on the weapon. A Warzone fan created a Reddit thread asking for opinions on the anime bundle, and players didn\u2019t hold back their disdain. One player said, \u201cI can\u2019t wait for MW2 so we can leave this clown show behind for a while.\u201d A second user added, \u201cIt\u2019s terrible. It makes me physically cringe. That said, the people who grew up playing CoD are no longer the target audience. The Fortnite crowd is, and that\u2019s what sells.\u201d Agreeing with the sentiment, a Warzone player argued, \u201cterrible, and it\u2019s not up for discussion.\u201d It looks as though the developers will have to go back to the drawing board just as they did after their first Attack on Titan bundle.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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