'Groot' Skin Controversy Plagues Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

Players Demand Removal of Camouflage Skin Amid Claims of 'Pay-to-Win' Advantage

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 players are demanding the removal of the 'Groot' skin, a cosmetic feature that provides an unfair advantage due to its camouflage properties.
The 'Groot' skin, named after the Marvel character it resembles, was first introduced in Modern Warfare 2 and has been transferred to Modern Warfare 3 due to the games' shared content.
Players argue that the skin, which turns the player's character into a tree-like creature, is virtually invisible in certain environments, making it a 'pay-to-win' feature.
Despite a patch in October to improve the skin's visibility, players continue to complain about its overpowered nature in Modern Warfare 3.
The controversy surrounding the 'Groot' skin adds to the negative reception of Modern Warfare 3, which is on track to become the worst-reviewed Call of Duty game in the series.