Warzone players amazed by Vanguard’s “insane” new mastery skins

Alex Garton
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Warzone streamers and players are praising the new “insane” mastery camos arriving in multiplayer with the Pacific update.

With the Warzone Pacific update on the cusp of releasing, players are gearing up to drop into the Caldera map and are ready to start causing havoc.

Despite this, for a lot of the community, cosmetics are just as important as any of the major additions coming with the Vanguard integration.

So, when Vanguard’s mastery camos were finally revealed in the Warzone engine, a lot of players were overwhelmingly impressed with the changes and improvements Raven Software has made.

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Warzone Pacific goes live on December 8 at 9 AM PT.

Warzone players impressed with Vanguard mastery camos

Ahead of the Pacific update, a group of popular creators were given access to the new content ahead of time and some of them decided to browse through the new mastery camos.

One of which was Call of Duty YouTuber JGOD, who showcased all of Vanguard’s mastery camos in the Warzone engine.

With Gold, Diamond, and Atomic all being available to collect, they look significantly different from those that can be equipped in Vanguard.

Although there has been a lot of disappointment surrounding mastery camos in the past, the community seems to absolutely love these new designs.

Warzone pro and streamer Zack ‘ZLaner’ Lane even responded to the tweet describing the new skins as “insane” and praising the devs for taking the Vanguard camos to “another level”.

However, for a lot of Vanguard players who don’t play Warzone very often, seeing the tweaked mastery skins was frustrating.

Call of Duty pro Chris Simp’ Lehr even shared his disappointment that the reworked skins for Warzone looked significantly better than those in Vanguard.

Either way, it’s clear Raven has impressed the community with the changes to the new mastery skins and has finally got players excited to grind out rare camos.

For Vanguard players, the only hope is that the devs tweak the skins in multiplayer to match those of Warzone, but it’s hard to know whether that’ll ever happen.

About The Author

Alex Garton is a former writer for Dexerto. He has a BA in English Literature and has been a Games Writer for over four years. He has previously written for Gfinity and TOP10Esports. Specializing in Call of Duty and Apex Legends, he also enjoys diving into new releases to create informative guides.