Call of Duty Modern Warfare has had its fair share of issues with skins providing an unfair advantage to players. A good example of this is the Rose skin being too dark back in Modern Warfare II. This time around players are seeing the Gaia, better known as the Groot skin, getting disabled for the time being.
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Following an update that will be released today, SHG plans to disable the Gaia (Groot) skin in Modern Warfare III. During this period, Players cannot use or equip this skin in any game mode. Sledgehammer Games has stated that they will re-enable the skin in a future update once they’ve made visibility changes. The main issue that players came across with the skin is that it’s hard to see in-game providing an unfair advantage during firefights. When will the Groot skin be re-enabled in Modern Warfare III is anybody’s guess at the moment.
Season 1 for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III will be made available on December 6. New content such as new maps, weapons, operators, game modes, and so much more will be coming down the line. New collaborations such as A-Train from The Boys and Paul Atreides from Dune will be available soon as well. With the amount of content that’s coming for Season 1 players are in for an exciting time. Here is the Modern Warfare III Season 1 roadmap in its entirety showcasing everything being offered to players during Season 1.
Stay tuned for more gaming content, including updates to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III and newly released titles.
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