Woods Numbers Operator skin has been disabled in Black Ops 6 Season 4

Call of Duty has temporarily removed the Woods Numbers Operator skin from Black Ops 6. The Operator skin in question was one of the earliest cosmetics in the game, rewarded to players as a bonus for pre-ordering Black Ops 6. But with the Season 4 update, a bug was introduced, which led to Call of Duty removing it from the game.

In the meantime, if fans have the skin equipped, they will spawn in the game with Classic Woods or the default Woods skin. To learn more about the bug that led to its removal, read on.

Why was the Woods Numbers Operator skin in Black Ops 6 Season 4 removed?

The Woods Numbers Operator skin in Black Ops 6 Season 4 was removed due to a bug that made the skin glow beyond how much it was supposed to. The skin in question is an animated one, which added a little red glow to the character, and it had numbers floating around, hence the name.

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That said, after the Season 4 update, the skin was glitching out, resulting in a glow that was quite aggressive. This made it easier for enemies to spot the players. This had become more apparent in darker areas of maps, where the player was visible from long ranges with ease, thanks to the unprecedented amount of glow.

Hence, Call of Duty took down the skin from the shooter temporarily. At the time of writing, the developers have not discussed a specific date or potential time window in which users can expect a fix to arrive for the glowing character model issue with the Woods Numbers Operator skin.

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