Warhammer 40K skins leaked for Modern Warfare 3
The skins for the upcoming Warhammer 40K collaboration with Modern Warfare 3 have been leaked.
16th Feb 2024 16:27
Image via Activision | Forge World
Warhammer 40K skins leaked for Modern Warfare 3
The skins for the upcoming Warhammer 40K collaboration with Modern Warfare 3 have been leaked.
16th Feb 2024 16:27
Image via Activision | Forge World
While the Ray Gun wreaks havoc in Warzone, it appears that the newest collaboration on the way is specifically designed with enough armour to take the heat of the plasma rounds.
Ahead of the rumoured Warhammer 40K crossover with Call of Duty, leakers have now shared what appears to be the Operator skins that will arrive and it is safe to say that there's enough bulk on them to handle a few scraps in Modern Warfare 3.
And, they might also be hinting towards a new game mode.
Modern Warfare 3 x Warhammer 40K skins leaked online
The leaked skins will reportedly see three bundles come to Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone, with at least two of these being the red and blue Space Marine models.
All three skins are also reportedly making their way into a limited-time game mode, much like All-Supe'd Up, where they will serve as Juggernauts.
Unfortunately for those Warhammer 40K fans who are shipping every move that Henry Cavill makes, the collab won't see the infamous smouldering looks of the Superman actor, even if he is underneath the helmet of the Space Marine.
Modern Warfare 3 fans are already concerned about leaked Warhammer 40K skins
Instantly though, fans have already made clear a glaringly obvious flaw in the leaked skins, insinuating that they might be pay-to-lose.
Much akin to the massive Icarius skin in the Diablo crossover, players have realised that the proposed skins look massive and could be too big for their own good, being a blatant giveaway with its full-hitbox design.
But skins aren't all about performance, and sometimes they're just a bit of fun, and it's quite refreshing to see a collab where the characters are primed and built to engage in actual warfare.
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