Call of Duty's unrealistic operator skins once again spark controversy as Black Ops 6 players express their dissatisfaction with the recent bundles.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone’s descent into the weird and wonderful continues this week with a shark skin that does exactly what you’d expect: turn you into a shark. The G’Day Bait Tracer Pack, priced 2,400 Call of Duty Points or around $20, includes the Bloke Biter shark skin for operator Carver.

Boasting the largest magazine size of the category, the PP-919 Submachine Gun is a meta weapon for players who use the best loadout for it.

One of the best weapons in Black Ops 6 and Warzone has been made even better thanks to a “broken” new attachment.

Here are two Model L loadouts, one for Black Ops 6 multiplayer and the other one for Warzone matches: As you can see, you will need to equip the Gunfighter Wildcard to be able to replicate this loadout, as it uses eight attachments instead of the usual five.

The Season 1 update brought tons of content to Black Ops 6 and Warzone, including the first event called Hit List, packed with exciting rewards for players to unlock. One standout reward is the Buffer Weight Stock, an attachment that has drawn significant attention for its exceptional utility.

Put simply, the Buffer Weight Stock eliminates all recoil, leaving you with a laser accurate loadout in Black Ops 6 and Warzone. It’s unknown if the new Stock will be available to use on more weapons in the future, but due to its benefits, there’s no doubt that it would be a welcome addition.

As with previous Call of Duty games, Black Ops 6 includes the option to play with friends using the split-screen feature. This allows you to team up and enjoy different game modes

Call of Duty fans were already taking Black Ops 6 seriously from launch. However, Season 01 adds Ranked Play and integration with Warzone, which are some of the franchises highest stakes modes. If you’re looking to get an edge with some killer hardware,