CDL introduces team-designed weapon blueprints

On the eve of the final Major in the 2023 season, the Call of Duty League officially launched team-designed weapon blueprints.

This line of weapon skins for each Call of Duty League team will undoubtedly make fans feel much closer to their favorite teams. Plus, because of the colors and designs, it’s a way to paint our favorite classes with a unique design.

CDL introduces a new line of skins dedicated to teams

The Call of Duty League announced the launch of a new line of skins dedicated to the league’s teams starting next May 2, 2023.

As mentioned, these weapon packs will be available from May 2 and try to match or exceed expectations concerning their predecessors released in late 2022. However, this time, players who purchase the packs will receive weapon blueprints specifically designed by each of the teams that make up the Call of Duty League.

While it is true that, like the Boston Breach designs, the rest of the teams also have some spectacular ones, many in the community claim that this has come a little late, as there is only one Major left to finish the 2023 regular season.

However, regardless of which team is your favorite, any of the gun plans that will be for sale are truly spectacular. Each of the designs has something that catches the eye, and for all of us who love in-game skins, it would be a dream to own them all.

Daniel Tsay, CEO of CDL, said that the community is essential to this project. They have listened to and read each fan’s comments to get this initiative off the ground.

Tsay said that, unlike the 2022 season, they let the teams create their designs this time. He also mentions that in addition to the skins, the design of a weapon blueprint is very detailed, which makes these more spectacular.

Team weapon blueprint will arrive only for the Vaznev-9K

As we all know, the Vaznev-9K is the meta SMG of the game, both in Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2. That is why it has been decided to release these CDL team weapon blueprints only for the SMG. In addition, this will be accompanied by an amulet in the form of the team’s hat and stickers signed by the players.

Unfortunately for players who love ARs or other weapons, this time, they will have to stay on the sidelines or buy the one they like the most and start using the Vaznev-9K.

There is no doubt that Activision, Infinity Ward, and the Call of Duty League are trying to maintain their fan base in these times when the game is not at its peak of popularity. Moreover, they are hitting the mark, as skins will always be one of the weak points for the Call of Duty community.

For now, the price in COD Points has not yet been announced. But, considering the previously released packs, it is likely that this one will cost 2,400 COD Points or $24.

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