A big update has just dropped for Call Of Duty, Season 3 Reloaded. Among the two new maps and a new limited-time mode is a brand-new operator skin for none other than funny 420 weed guy Seth Rogen.
Call Of Duty isn’t new in releasing these eccentric celebrity skins, with Snoop Dogg and Nicki Minaj getting operator skins in previous years. However, the recent event and skins for Jay and Silent Bob from Clerks indicate that Call Of Duty is keen to keep putting in celebrity operators you probably wouldn’t trust to look after your kids.
This collaboration event, Call Of Duty x High Art, features two unique Seth Rogen skins, a custom emote, a finishing move, and some detailed gun blueprints. These ganja-inspired items will all be included in the event pass on May 1st.
Seth Rogen’s base skin, “Host Rogen,” has him donning a fairly innocuous rainbow plaid suit. The alternate skin, «Fired Up,» which is instantly unlocked once you purchase the pass, has a bright green weed leaf front and center.
Additionally, the pass shows an emote labeled «HA!», which we can only assume depicts Seth Rogen yelling out his iconic laugh. I can only imagine the bliss of downing an entire squad, and emoting on their bullet-ridden bodies with the annoying hollers of Seth Rogen.
Additionally, a portion of the upcoming event includes the shifting of Nuketown to Blazetown and an entire «Blaze Of Glory» event. In it, you can collect Blaze Bucks across both Black Ops 6 and Warzone and redeem them for in-game rewards.
There have long been detailed complaints about Call Of Duty losing its knack for realism, and I guess we’re already too far down the rabbit hole. With Homelander, Snoop Dogg, John McClane, and Leatherface all possible in the same lobby, Call Of Duty hasn’t been the same for a long time.
But hey, from Fortnite collaborations with Sabrina Carpenter to Helldivers 2 collaborations with Killzone, this is the new norm, and at this point, we’ve all likely turned off our brains to have fun with it.
Call Of Duty has also consistently stuck with celebrities who complement its classic 420, weed, Doritos, and Mountain Dew persona. I must say, as mind-numbing as it may seem, Seth Rogen fits right into Call Of Duty’s current aesthetic.
Honestly, I’m just hyped to see some Warzone try-hards get insane clips and finishers as the lovable, weed-smoking comedian when the skins drop May 1st. Between the new Seth Rogen and Kevin Smith skins, it’s a good day for those who want to play Call Of Duty as slightly chubby, middle-aged white men.
