This was actually available to all players in the first few weeks after it was released due to a bug. Nowadays, it's behind a paid bundle, and that's a real shame because it was easily the coolest Padmavati skin in the game. | © Activision
Yeah, this one is a bit stupid, but it's a shoutout to the Roze sweats of yesteryear. It's not pay-to-win like Roze was, and people can see you easily enough in the shadows, but it still follows the same all-black aesthetic we grew to love. | © Activision
The Invisible Skin. Okay, we get it, people hate this skin for a reason right now, but when that's eventually patched and fixed, we still think it belongs in this list. Because it does look cool, and in the wilderness of Caldera, it's just so damn appropriate. | © Activision
Beatrice has a lot of the dumbest skins in the game, but she also has Midnighter. This is a proper sweaty, flexy skin, and for that we love it. You'll find Midnight users abusing the Double Barrel Akimbo combo right now, and all power to them. | © Activision
The best skin from Vanguard by a mile. And it's likely that this remains the coolest skin for a long time. It just looks badass without being cartoon-y. We honestly weren't expecting them to bring the big guns like this until at least season 3 or 4, but we're glad they did. This was part of the Festive Fervor group of bundles - what a treat! | © Activision
Call of Duty: Vanguard didn't go overboard with skins on release, but it only took a couple of weeks before they started filling up the store. And fair enough, who doesn't like flexing a great skin? Plus, the default skins were actually pretty decent this year. But what are the best premium skins so far as we enter 2022?
Why not couple these Operator skins with some weapon blueprints?
