The CoD pros would have added cosmetic items to the gentlemen pacts because of a strange new bug.

Professional Call of Duty players would have added cosmetic items to the long list of items that have been removed from the competitive Black Ops 4 game by gentlemen's agreements.

The gentlemen's contracts are created by professional players in order to remove powerful weapons, attachments and marked scores from the game, which would give teams too much advantage in competitive play or serve their purpose without waiting CWL to change the official goal. set of rules.

Surprisingly, it appears that skins, face paints and weapons camouflage are a temporary addition to the Black Ops 4 work contract, after reports were reported that they would play with the game's Vision Pulse specialist. .

Twitter The CWLIntel account, which regularly broadcasts information on the professional scene, revealed on Sunday, July 14 that professional gamblers would stop using cosmetics for the moment at stake because of a problem that would drive them to use camos, portraits, special characters. do not appear in Vision Pulse.

This would make the Recon character essentially useless, since an enemy team could equip these objects to prevent the opponent from seeing their characters when they equip Vision Pulse, which would allow them to avoid detection.

CWLIntel also claims that Black Ops 4 Gameplay designer Tony Flame told the professional players that the problem "will not be settled any time soon", but this has not yet been publicly confirmed by Treyarch or Activision.

The bug was allegedly discovered by Team Envy's Patrick 'ACHES' Price and Embry 'Bevils' Bevil, with OpTic Gaming's Damon 'Karma' Barlow, claiming he would use Dart's banned scorestreak if he was playing against people using cosmetics.

The discovery of the bug comes just days before the CWL finals, which host the CWL Pro League playoffs and is the last chance for teams to qualify for the Call of Duty Championships in August.