COD Black Ops 6 Season 2: Most Expensive Bundle Radiant Blight Skin Sparks Outrage

Yashna Talwar
January 29, 2025 (UPDATED: January 29, 2025 21:43 IST)

Call of Duty players are fuming as Activision plans to release its priciest bundle ever—the Tracer Pack: Radiant Blight Mastercraft Ultra Skin for 3,300 COD Points. Is it worth the hype or just a cash grab?

Looks like Call of Duty is about to drop its most expensive bundle yet, and players are already up in arms about it. According to a reliable leaker, Activision is planning to release a Tracer Pack: Radiant Blight Mastercraft Ultra Skin in Black Ops 6 Season 2, priced at a whopping 3,300 COD Points—making it the most expensive bundle in CoD history.

Crazy Cosmetics and Sky-High Prices

Over the years, Call of Duty has embraced some wild, unrealistic skins, moving further away from its gritty military roots. We’ve gone from classic soldier aesthetics to neon green dragons, unicorn fart finishing moves, and sci-fi-inspired skins. While some players enjoy the wacky additions, others feel like the game is losing touch with its original vibe.

But the real issue? The price hikes. Bundles in Black Ops 6 have been creeping up in cost, and this latest leak suggests Activision is pushing it even further.

Breaking Down the Price Tag

Most CoD bundles fall between 2,400 and 2,800 COD Points, depending on how much content is included. However, the upcoming Tracer Pack: Radiant Blight Mastercraft Ultra Skin is rumored to cost 3,300 COD Points—which translates to real-world cash like this:

2,400 COD Points – $19.99
1,100 COD Points – $9.99
Total Cost: $29.98 (unless you already have some COD Points saved up)

Alternatively, players could grab 5,000 COD Points for $39.99, but that’s even more expensive.

Fans Call Out Activision’s “Ridiculous” Pricing

The Call of Duty community isn’t happy, and they’re making it known. Reactions online include:

💬 “Absolutely ridiculous.”
💬 “Does Activision’s greed know no bounds?”

This isn’t the first time CoD cosmetics have caused controversy. The recent Squid Game collaboration also sparked outrage, with the Pink Guards Tracer Pack priced at 2,800 COD Points despite only including skins for the same faction.

Will Activision Dial It Back?

With players already fuming, it’ll be interesting to see if Activision adjusts the price or sticks to its guns. Either way, expect the debate over Call of Duty’s cosmetics and pricing to keep heating up.