The T-800 leather was harassed by Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and brew, since it launched as part of a premium package worth 30 USD at the beginning of this year, which led some to accusing Activision on adding cosmetics “wages to win” in the first person’s shooter.
The problem concerned visibility. The T-800 has a flat model and there is a lack of lighting. At medium to long distances it was extremely challenging to see compared to other character models. And in the game as speedy and crazy as Call of Duty it is challenging to see, it can change something in the shooting.
Terminator is a salary of USD 30 to win the skin at Call of Duty💀 pic.twitter.com/kzx96qvwrw
– Huntertv☄️ (@ITSHUNTERTV) March 16, 2025
The T-800 was so bad that developers in Activision had to weaken him, so the update live on April 8 did it. Or attempted to do it. Here is the right line with notes of patches:
- The T-800 operator has been regulated by visibility to facilitate the identification of the target for the skin of the Endo titanium core.
But has this change went far enough? Some Call of Duty players say that the amendment does not mean their ability to see the terminator in the game.
Before and after the NERF terminator pic.twitter.com/fx2x9Kyvug
– Huntertv☄️ (@ITSHUNTERTV) April 8, 2025
The question is: Is the activation of Nerf Terminator even more to solve these visibility problems?
Of course, this is not the first time Call of Duty has a problem with visibility. The most famed, Roze operator’s skin caused various problems in Wonzone in 2021, forcing developers in Raven to improve him. Accidentally, it returns to the 3rd season of Black Ops 6 and Watzone, but closed behind the battle and an even more pricey version of Blackell.
Despite this, brewed in particular enjoyed the impulse after the release of the OG Verdansk map. Check out all the biggest changes here.
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