Call of Duty: Warzone has been dealing with several nagging bugs, with the stim glitch and invisibility exploit being two of the most prevalent. With a restrictive meta in place as well, it is hardly surprising that Dr Disrespect has vented his frustrations about Call of Duty: Warzone once again — though this time, the cause was a bit different.

For several months now, players have been struggling against a specific skin for Roze called “Rook.” The skin makes the Operator entirely black, with the character mode covered from head to toe in dark gear. With Call of Duty: Warzone having realistic lighting, there are plenty of shadowy corners in buildings and under staircases that players can make use of. If they do hide in a corner or under a set of stairs while wearing Roze’s Rook skin, they will be entirely invisible.

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While the outfit has since been removed from the in-game marketplace, it briefly returned to Call of Duty: Warzone, allowing more players to pick it up for an in-game advantage. Popular content creator creator and streamer Dr Disrespect ran into one of these Roze players during a recent a stream, with the result being the same as what many others have seen. At about 24 minutes into his stream, Dr Disrespect is seen fighting enemies as they parachute toward him, racking up several kills. The Two Time eventually injures a Roze player, chasing them off the rooftop.

The player lands on the lower roof of the Superstore location, with the Doc instantly losing sight of them. Dropping down to keep the fight going, Dr Disrespect is quickly gunned down by the Roze player. Completely obscured by the shadows of the rooftop, Dr Disrespect says, “nice Roze skin” before going on a rant about the broken cosmetic item. Saying that he “can’t even see him” due to the “grey, boring, hardly-textured rooftop” they were fighting on, the skin-user ensured that the Doc did not have the best start to his day of streaming.

Upon being sent to the Gulag, Dr Disrespect began pointing out textures like floor grates that would easily obscure Roze players. While he eventually continued playing as usual, his outburst was understandable. Not only has this been an issue in the game for several months, but Dr Disrespect had already deleted Call of Duty: Warzone out of anger in his previous stream. While he has clearly given it a second chance, the popular streamer cannot seem to catch a break when it comes to the game’s overpowered weapons or its unfair Operator skins.

While Call of Duty: Warzone developer Raven Software was able to remove the attack helicopter for causing problems, doing the same with a paid-for skin is not as easy. Still, with a fix promised months ago, Dr Disrespect and other fans of the game have every right to be annoyed with the lack of change.

Call of Duty: Warzone is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.

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