Call of Duty's new Beavis and Butt-head skins are "pay-to-lose" in Warzone

Call of Duty has been accused of introducing pay-to-win skins in Warzone, but have you ever heard of pay-to-lose skins? Warzone's recent Season 3 Reloaded update introduced a brand-new Beavis and Butt-Head bundle. However, the skins in this bundle might put you at a disadvantage in Warzone.

In a recent X post, popular Call of Duty content creator JGOD shared a video of a player using one of these skins in-game, demonstrating how they offer no competitive advantage. In his X post, JGOD stated,

"Pay2Lose in Warzone LMAO."

If you're wondering why these skins are considered pay-to-lose in the Call of Duty battle royale, read on.

Beavis and Butt-Head Skins Are Pay-to-Lose in Warzone

If you're a fan of the Beavis and Butt-Head animated series, you might be excited to play as these iconic characters. However, if you prefer to stay discreet and avoid drawing attention, these skins might not be the best choice. In his video, JGOD compared how using one of these skins puts players at a disadvantage.

In Verdansk, there are several places to hide, and finding a dark spot can help you avoid detection. The video showed a player using a standard operator skin inside a tunnel, where they were barely noticeable, as expected.

However, when JGOD demonstrated how one of the Beavis and Butt-Head skins looks in the same tunnel, it became clear why these skins are pay-to-lose. Due to their animated character design and vibrant colors, the skins can make you easy to spot. Therefore, if you're not someone who likes to rush, equipping one of these could be a bad idea.

In its earlier years, Warzone faced issues with the Roze skin, which blended into dark environments, leading many to call it "pay-to-win." This situation, however, is entirely different. What do you think about the Beavis and Butt-Head skins in Warzone? Let us know in the comments section.

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Debabrata is a senior video game/tech journalist and an Assistant Content Manager at Sportskeeda Gaming, with a deep passion for first-person shooters (FPS) and gaming culture. Holding both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in English literature from Jadavpur University, he combines his love for storytelling with his expertise in gaming to offer insightful, engaging content. A firm believer in the therapeutic power of gaming, Debabrata views it as one of the best ways to forge connections and foster a global community. Outside of gaming, he’s a movie and series enthusiast, a football fan who loves both playing and watching the sport, and an avid anime follower. In his downtime, he is a nerd who learns aout dinosaurs.

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