Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone: Price, what's included, and is it worth buying?

Modified Aug 11, 2024 18:14 GMT

The Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone has just joined the game's store. It includes an Operator skin and two Weapon Blueprints with tracer effects. As the name would suggest, all the main items in the bundle are made of ceramic, which gives them a unique appearance. The bundle also includes other cosmetics such as a Large Decal, a Loading Screen, and more.

In this brief article, we'll discuss the Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone, in terms of price, the items it includes, and whether it is worth buying.

Price of the Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone

The Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone costs 2400 CP (COD Points). If you want to buy the bundle, you can head to the in-game store right now and find it in the 'Featured' section of the shop.

If you don't have enough COD Points, you'll have to first purchase them from your platform's store. COD Points are sold as preset packs which have been listed below:

200 COD Points: $1.99
500 COD Points: $4.99
1,000 (+100 Bonus) COD Points: $9.99
2,000 (+400 Bonus) COD Points: $19.99
4,000 (+1,000 Bonus) COD Points: $39.99
7,000 (+2,500 Bonus) COD Points: $74.99
10,000 (+3,000 Bonus) COD Points: $99.99
15,000 (+6,000 Bonus) COD Points: $149.99

If you want the bundle and have no COD Points in your account, you'll need to purchase the $19.99 pack. It gets you 2000 CP and an additional 400 CP as a bonus, totaling 2400 CP, which is the price of the bundle.

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What's included in the Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone?

The Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone includes seven items. Among these are an Operator Skin for Jet, a MORS Blueprint, a RAM-9 Blueprint, two Emblems, a Large Decal, and a Loading Screen.

Exploring the content of Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone (Image via Activision)

The following are all the items that are included in the Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone:

"Golden Flaw" Operator Skin for Jet.
"Liquid Gold" Weapon Blueprint for MORS Sniper Rifle (Tracer/Impact: Golden Disrepair Tracers, Death Effect: Mushin Death Dismemberment).
"Cracked Ego" Weapon Blueprint for RAM-9 Submachine Gun (Tracer/Impact: Golden Disrepair Tracers, Death Effect: Mushin Death Dismemberment).
"The Great Reveal" Large Decal.
"Cracked and Deadly" Emblem.
"Cracked Pistols" Emblem.
"Ceramic" Loading Screen.

After learning about the price and contents of the Ceramic Tracer Pack, you might be wondering whether the bundle is worth purchasing. Check out the section below for our thoughts on the new Tracer Pack.

Is the Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone worth buying?

Simply put, no, the Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone is not worth buying. Although the bundle includes seven items, players will mostly focus on three - the Operator skin and the two Weapon Blueprints. These items don't feature anything special that makes them stand out. The Operator skin seems to be a reskin of the Tester, which was the final reward in the MW3 beta.

Also, the weapons from this bundle don't have much going for them, other than the tracer and death effects. They look quite generic and appear dull compared to how the new bundles in the game have been.

For instance, the Down From The Skies Tracer Pack, which also costs 2400 CP, provides much more value, as it includes inspection animations never seen before in the series. The weapons from this pack are animated as well, boasting unique aesthetics. On top of that, the pack's Operator Skin has glowing fractures, which is a sight to behold.

So, considering the recent Call of Duty bundles, the Ceramic Tracer Pack is simply not worth buying. It is also worth mentioning that these items won't transfer to Black Ops 6 when it releases. Hence, even if you like the bundle, keep in mind the carry-forward guidelines.

That covers everything you need to know about the Ceramic Tracer Pack in MW3 and Warzone.

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Edited by Niladri Roy