Call of Duty: Warzone Fans Berate Developers for Adding Blueprint Visuals Which Don’t Show Up While Using Meta Attachments

Call of Duty: Warzone fans spent a lot of time cruising down the streets of Verdansk. Many of them even do it in style, thanks to the thousands of customization options available in the game right now. The most popular of them have to be the weapon skins and visuals they can use with the many blueprints.

However, fans have had a problem with the visuals and the attachments that come with it. Many of them prefer using the meta attachments for their favorite weapons. However, it looks like that decision comes at a cost, which the players absolutely don’t want to pay at all.

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Call of Duty: Warzone fans unhappy with blueprint visuals

Currently, every player in Call of Duty community has their attention on the upcoming title in Vanguard. Many players have already tried out the game thanks to the beta programs which became available recently. Many fans have already cashed in on the hype by pre-ordering the title, which will release on November 5, 2021.

By pre-ordering the title, players can also win certain rewards. This includes a PPsh-41 blueprint for fans in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone. It has an amazing vintage look for the weapon, as Vanguard will transport players around the end of the Second World War. However, players can’t see the visuals at all times as weapon attachments prevent them from doing so.

Many blueprints have useless attachments

With the Night Raid blueprint, players can use attachments like the 55 Rnd Drum Magazine and many more. However, players can’t use the meta attachments, which significantly improves it. It’s true that players know what attachments they can use when they buy a blueprint. However, players want a system where they can use any attachments and have those visuals of the blueprint as well.

The blueprint system in Warzone has gained a lot of notoriety over the past few months. Many of the blueprints in the game have had meta attachments. But, simultaneously, the developers have also released blueprints with bad attachments. Even then, players believe that certain weapon blueprints in the game are definitely “pay-to-win”.

In the end, it’s very unlikely that the developers at Raven Software will change the system anytime soon. It’s a bit unfair for players having to adjust using certain attachments with a blueprint. However, it’s also true that they know what they are getting into when they buy it with real money from the store.

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