Call of Duty: Warzonefans have been awaiting the addition of theCall of Duty: Modern Warfareoperator Soap for over a year. In a recent update, the Soap Operator Bundle was made available, but fan reception was surprisingly lackluster. TheCall of Duty: Warzonecommunity is not happy with the bundle despite the operator being a relatively popular character of the franchise.
Soap is a “mohawked Scotsman” who appears intheCall of Duty: Modern Warfarefranchise. Despite being dead in the original canon story, fans can buy the character bundle and deploy into Verdansk dressed as the popular character. As with other operator bundles, purchasing the Soap bundle unlocks the operator, some skins, and a variety of themed blueprints and cosmetics.
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Fans who purchasethe Soap Operator bundlewere disappointed as the character model does not match their memories of the favored character. The core complaint has to do with theCall of Duty: Modern WarfareOperator’s face. As players look closely at the model, they have found that he is not sharing any identifiable characteristics with the iconic character other than his Mohawk. From “Discount Soap” to “Soap: Uncanny Valley Edition,” the character is being immediately discredited and shamed by theCall of Duty: Warzonecommunity on Reddit.
While the bundle appears to be a fairly standard offer, Redditors in the comments suggest that fans “save your money” as the bundle is “not worth it.” This opinion comes from a mix of nostalgic disappointment mixed with stress from the rampant cheating andcurrent lawsuit that Activision is dealing with. While this bundle does not stand out as a “special” offer, the community is pushing back harder than previously seen releases.
One player is seen in the comments referring to the bundle as “detergent,” stating that they “know what he looks like, and this ain’t it.” To further their point, the voice actor is also different, as Kevin McKidd did not renew his contract with the company for this character. Many players were reminded ofwhenCall of Duty: Black Ops Cold Warreceived the operatorPrice and how the entire bundle felt like a rushed job.
Frustrations amongCall of Duty: Warzonefans are high as the continued threat of cheaters plagues the game’s fanbase. Fans in the comments share a common opinion that even if the bundle was worth its money to them, it is not likely they will have time to enjoy it.Call of Duty: Warzonehackerscontinue to surge in the game despite Activision’s anti-cheat efforts.
Call of Duty: Warzoneis available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
