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Activision pulls Ice Drake design from Warzone's store

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Activision has pulled its new Methedrine Drake blueprint from Call of Duty: Warzone thanks to some particularly bad gage-breaking bugs.

Separate of the NecroKing compact, the Mastercraft hide turns the Krig 6—one of Warzone's best guns— into a jolly badass looking dragon gun, complete with wings that allow the gun fly around when you inspect it. It's one of Warzone's more expensive blueprints too, with the bundle up costing 2400 COD points (around $20/£17).

IT looks like those who splurged won't be able to suffer much use kayoed of information technology for the moment, though. Players suffer reported the COD store being unuseable since the bundle dropped, and true having weapons disappear entirely when dropping into Verdansk with the Ice Drake equipped. Attachments like the default barrel have too been causation graphical issues, like the gun's blueness lambenc disappearing.

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The varied bugs suffer led to Activision pull the gun from Warzone's store for the time being, saying on the Brook Chitter "We're cognisant of Warzone-particularized issues with the NecroKing bunch up when using the default Barrelful on the "Ice Drake" Blueprint. Currently, attaching the 16.5" Ultralight Barrel fixes the issue, The bundle will be temporarily removed from the Warzone Store while this is addressed." The NecroKing wad is still au fait Bleak War's store.

This isn't the first off Call of Duty cock-up happening Activision's part this week, after releasing the R1 crossbow in both Warzone and Inkiness Ops Cold State of war a week earlier than expected, before quickly taking it downfield from both games.

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