The skin situation in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has reached some kind of boiling point, with players fed up with the high price Activision is asking, as well as the way microtransactions are being handled. The Squid Game event pass itself contains a paid premium track, a money-making endeavour that is proving controversial.
The Squid Game premium bundle (above) costs 2800 CP, or around $24 (thanks, IGN). It includes three operator skins and various other adornments, but the operators themselves are restricted to the Crimson One team, meaning only one side in a match can actually wear the darn things.
Further, and paradoxically, nothing is likely to change because plenty of people are using the premium Squid Game skins, as well as one free to all players. This, in turn, has led to readability complaints, with green jumpsuit-wearing combatants on both sides.