In the forthcoming Doom crossover bundle for Call of Duty: Warzone, a surprising homage to the original Doom games is making waves. Scheduled for release on October 9, this bundle incorporates Doom's iconic double-barreled Super Shotgun and chainsaw, presented in the visual style reminiscent of the immensely influential original Doom games from the 90s.
With Season 6 being the final season for Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare 2 before the imminent launch of Modern Warfare 3 in November, it is embracing an extensive array of crossovers, perhaps the most seen in a single season of the franchise. In line with the approaching Halloween spirit, Call of Duty has orchestrated a medley of spooky collaborations. The battle pass centers around the popular comic book antihero Spawn, offering a diverse range of Spawn-themed skins and cosmetics for players to earn. Additionally, purchasable operator packs showcase renowned characters like Ash Williams from Evil Dead, Alucard from Hellsing, Lilith and Inarius from Diablo, and Skeletor from Masters of the Universe, all of which will gradually become available throughout the month of October.
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While the Doom tracer pack in Call of Duty: Warzone won't feature a playable operator, it compensates with a unique twist for fans of the classic Doom games. A TikTok video by wesoncod showcases the Super Shotgun and chainsaw from the Doom bundle in action, with a deliberate drop in framerate for the walking, firing, and reloading animations to capture the essence of the classic Doom games. This artistic decision, usually seen in player-created mods, is unexpected in an officially licensed cosmetic.
Although this deliberate framerate drop solely affects the animations of the player's weapons and does not impact the overall gameplay framerate, it creates a distinct and somewhat jarring effect. It raises curiosity regarding how these weapons would appear and feel when swapped with the usual Call of Duty arsenal. The Doom tracer pack pays a wonderful homage to enthusiasts of the Doom franchise, particularly those fond of the early games. However, questions may arise about the Super Shotgun's practicality in a competitive gaming setting.
As Call of Duty embraces an abundance of eerie crossovers for the final season of Modern Warfare 2, this surge of collaborations is likely the last for a while. Subsequently, crossovers for Modern Warfare 3 may not resume until the following Spring, aligning with the typical timeframe for new Call of Duty game releases in recent years. Fans of Doom are eagerly anticipating October 9, the release date of the bundle in Call of Duty.
With Season 6 being the final season for Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare 2 before the imminent launch of Modern Warfare 3 in November, it is embracing an extensive array of crossovers, perhaps the most seen in a single season of the franchise. In line with the approaching Halloween spirit, Call of Duty has orchestrated a medley of spooky collaborations. The battle pass centers around the popular comic book antihero Spawn, offering a diverse range of Spawn-themed skins and cosmetics for players to earn. Additionally, purchasable operator packs showcase renowned characters like Ash Williams from Evil Dead, Alucard from Hellsing, Lilith and Inarius from Diablo, and Skeletor from Masters of the Universe, all of which will gradually become available throughout the month of October.
https://www.expatriates.com/cls/54390618.html
https://www.expatriates.com/cls/54390620.html
https://www.expatriates.com/cls/54390625.html
While the Doom tracer pack in Call of Duty: Warzone won't feature a playable operator, it compensates with a unique twist for fans of the classic Doom games. A TikTok video by wesoncod showcases the Super Shotgun and chainsaw from the Doom bundle in action, with a deliberate drop in framerate for the walking, firing, and reloading animations to capture the essence of the classic Doom games. This artistic decision, usually seen in player-created mods, is unexpected in an officially licensed cosmetic.
Although this deliberate framerate drop solely affects the animations of the player's weapons and does not impact the overall gameplay framerate, it creates a distinct and somewhat jarring effect. It raises curiosity regarding how these weapons would appear and feel when swapped with the usual Call of Duty arsenal. The Doom tracer pack pays a wonderful homage to enthusiasts of the Doom franchise, particularly those fond of the early games. However, questions may arise about the Super Shotgun's practicality in a competitive gaming setting.
As Call of Duty embraces an abundance of eerie crossovers for the final season of Modern Warfare 2, this surge of collaborations is likely the last for a while. Subsequently, crossovers for Modern Warfare 3 may not resume until the following Spring, aligning with the typical timeframe for new Call of Duty game releases in recent years. Fans of Doom are eagerly anticipating October 9, the release date of the bundle in Call of Duty.
