Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 players have expressed frustration with Activision following the release of a new PlayStation Plus exclusive bundle that includes operator skins many fans have already purchased. The controversy has escalated due to the inclusion of two operator skins—Exterminator (for Elizabeth Grey) and Clear Cut (for Hasib Nazir)—which were previously available in paid bundles. For players seeking a more relaxed gaming experience, buying the cod bo6 bot lobby from U4gm is an attractive option. Use coupon code "allen" to get 5% off at U4gm.

Released on February 4, the bundle also contains other cosmetic items such as three weapon blueprints, emblems, stickers, and double XP tokens. However, PlayStation Plus subscribers can now access these items for free, sparking confusion and anger within the community, especially considering Activision is now under Microsoft's umbrella. Notably, Xbox Game Pass subscribers are not receiving the same benefit, further fueling the discontent.

The backlash intensified on Reddit, where players like Unknown_Mafia786 referred to the move as "by far the scummiest thing Activision [has] ever done." These fans feel that those who already bought the operator skins are unfairly left out, as they now have to watch others get the same items for free. The skins were previously included in the Blood Letting and Jungle Trooper bundles, and now, PlayStation Plus subscribers have the chance to acquire them at no additional cost.

However, not all players agree with the criticism. Reddit user Pavlovs_Human countered, calling out the more expensive practices in the game, such as the Blackcell Battle Pass, which sells a premium version of the Battle Pass for $30. Some players believe that offering free content, like this new bundle, should be welcomed, with others noting that the ongoing issue with in-game purchases is part of a bigger problem.

This isn’t the first time players have voiced concerns over Black Ops 6's operator skins. Another upcoming bundle, reportedly set to launch in Season 2, is expected to cost 3,300 COD Points, making it one of the most expensive bundles in Call of Duty history. Given the fan dissatisfaction with previous high-cost content, such as during the Squid Game event, more backlash against Activision is anticipated when this new bundle becomes available.