“I can hardly believe this is true!” – CoD MW2 will soon be taken over by a terrible TikTok trend

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A future Call of Duty skin bundle has been leaked, featuring weapons that speak like TikTok NPCs. MeinMMO takes a look at the TikTok NPC trend, the reveal of the skin bundle, and the mixed reactions from players.

What is the TikTok NPC trend all about? The TikTok NPC trend has taken social media by storm. In this trend, TikTokers imitate the behavior of video game NPCs.

They sway slightly back and forth, constantly repeat the same phrases or sounds, and perform matching movements. One example: When a user donates ice cream, the streamer responds enthusiastically with “Hmm Ice Cream, so good” and simulates enjoying the ice cream.

The pioneer of this trend is TikToker Pinkydoll, who fascinates many with her quirky behavior in livestreams. However, not everyone finds this trend amusing—some find it uncomfortable and “cringe”. Nevertheless, most of these streams achieve high view counts and receive generous donations.

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What is the leak about? The leak originated from the data mining group “Task Force Leakers 141”, which released a preview clip on Twitter/X on September 1, 2023, showcasing the upcoming skin bundle.

The unofficially revealed “Battle Buddy: NPC Pack” includes several new voice lines that strongly resemble the NPC TikTok trend. Phrases like “You got shot! Ouch, ouch!” and “Shinies! Sparkling! Rawr!” provide a taste of the quirky dialogues from the voice pack.

In a surprising twist, the voice actor even breaks the fourth wall and frustratingly asks the player, “Ugh, can this trend be over already? I’m not in character anymore.”

“What has happened to Call of Duty?”

How are players reacting to the leak? The reveal of the Battle Buddy: NPC Packs has led to mixed reactions within the Call of Duty community.

Some players expressed criticism, asking, “What has happened to Call of Duty?”.

Another comment read: “Who in their right mind decided that this was a good idea?”.

Another user wrote: “I can’t believe this is true!“.

However, there are also positive voices. Some players find the unusual approach refreshing and comment, “I kind of like that it’s so annoying.” and are already asking when the bundle will be available for purchase.

The mixed reactions to the Battle Buddy: NPC Pack show that the community is divided. Nevertheless, most leaked content in the past has indeed made it into the game.

It remains to be seen how many players will actually opt for the skin bundle and whether this unusual TikTok NPC trend will invade more games.

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