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With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's Season 1 content ready for imminent release, players have already managed to find a way to access much of the game's upcoming content ahead of time, such as its numerous new operator skins. Following in the footsteps of its predecessor, Modern Warfare 2 features a wide variety of characters that players can take control of, and many of them are bound to receive additional unlockable or purchasable costumes as part of Season 1.
In fact, while Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 already has a substantial roster of operators to choose from, this selection is only going to grow further still. By the looks of it, Season 1 will greatly expand the game's list of cosmetics, and an extremely wide variety of operator skins should provide players with even more options for their multiplayer Call of Duty adventures.
Now that players can pre-load Modern Warfare 2 Season 1 content ahead of its November 16 release, some have discovered that it's possible to glitch into a fully unlocked game lobby that allows immediate access to a huge selection of all-new operator skins. With dozens of new options to choose from, some of these are bound to be unlockable via the Season 1 battle pass, while others may be exclusive to specific microtransaction bundles. Notable examples include Shadow Company operators and the previously leaked world-class soccer players, just to name a few.
A particularly interesting new skin is going to be available for Gus, specifically, as it seems to be the source of the previously leaked Infinite Warfare bundle for Modern Warfare 2. The good news for those who are keen on the game's "tacticool" aesthetic is that Infinity Ward didn't just port Infinite Warfare's ETH.3N bot model into Modern Warfare 2, but created an all-new combat suit themed after the character, instead. Players have also discovered a few new weapon blueprints that are reminiscent of Infinite Warfare's sci-fi armaments, which are almost certain to be included in the ETH.3N bundle.
The leaked soccer operators for Modern Warfare 2 are also available as in-game models, it's worth pointing out. Overall, almost all the new skins are surprisingly grounded, following the game's aesthetic rather well. It's still entirely possible that MW2 and Warzone 2 will end up getting some truly out-there designs such as King Kong and Godzilla down the line, but for the time being, it doesn't look like this should be a major concern.
Modern Warfare 2 players excited for Season 1 might not be interested just in cosmetics, of course. Notably, it seems like the game has also received a few small but crucial UI updates (such as an improved camo selection menu) along the way, though there aren't any official patch notes available just yet.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.