Flashy collaborations and extravagant cosmetic items in Call of Duty are increasingly irritating the community. According to reputable insider TheGhostofHope, Activision's leadership is closely monitoring player feedback and acknowledges that an overabundance of ridiculous skins and inappropriate crossovers has made the game a subject of mockery.

The source claims that during recent discussions about Warzone's state (particularly after the return of Verdansk, which revitalized the project), calls for moderation in cosmetic content began emerging within the company. Despite the profitability of collaborations, some team members recognize that the visual style has crossed reasonable boundaries and is alienating part of the community.

Military aesthetics that matched the series' spirit used to dominate. Now the battlefield features characters in neon suits and pop-culture references that completely ruin the atmosphere
the insider emphasizes.

Many long-time fans openly express dissatisfaction with skins featuring musicians, TV show characters, and heroes from other games that distort Call of Duty's original concept.

Current discussions at Activision may signal a shift in monetization approaches for future projects. Developers appear to be realizing that excessive visual frivolity could damage the brand's image despite these decisions' commercial success.

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