Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) has recently released a patch that addresses player complaints by removing the ‘Groot’ skin from the game. The ‘Groot’ skin had been causing a lot of frustration for players, as it was seen as an unfair advantage in the game.

The ‘Groot’ skin was a camouflage pattern that allowed players to blend in with the environment more easily, making it harder for opponents to spot them. This gave players who had the skin a huge advantage, as they could hide more easily and ambush their opponents. This caused a lot of frustration among players who didn’t have the skin, as it felt like an unfair advantage.

In response to these complaints, the developers of MW3 have released a patch that removes the ‘Groot’ skin from the game. This means that all players will now be on an even playing field, and no one will have an unfair advantage. The patch also includes other bug fixes and improvements, such as improved matchmaking and better balancing of weapons.

Overall, this patch is a great step forward for MW3, as it addresses player complaints and ensures that everyone has an equal chance of winning. The removal of the ‘Groot’ skin should make the game more enjoyable for all players, and ensure that everyone has a fair chance of success. The other bug fixes and improvements should also make the game more enjoyable for everyone.