I logged into Warzone expecting the usual shop noise, but the Fallout Lucy Bundle actually made me stop scrolling. It's clearly riding the TV show buzz, yet it doesn't feel like a quick sticker slapped on a generic operator. If you've been grinding challenges or even looking at CoD BO7 Boosting​‌‍ to catch up, this is the kind of bundle that's meant to be noticed in-match, not just in the menus.



Two Lucy skins that read "Fallout" instantly
You get two Lucy operator looks, both built around the Vault suit vibe. The blue-and-yellow colours pop hard against the usual muted military outfits, and the small details do most of the work: the utility belt, the Pip-Boy on the wrist, the clean "Vault Dweller" silhouette. It's not subtle, and that's the point. In a lobby full of black plate carriers and ghillie hoods, Lucy looks like she walked in from a totally different universe, and that contrast is what makes the skin fun to run.



The weapon blueprints look great until you touch them
The bundle's three blueprints—X9 Maverick, M8A1, and Carbon 57—lean into a scrappy, scavenged build with wires, tape, and rough industrial parts. Visually, they're spot-on. The catch is they're not Mastercraft or Reactive, so you don't get that premium "it changes as I frag" payoff. And the bigger annoyance is the attachment trap. You'll load in, realise the recoil or ADS isn't where you want it, swap a barrel or optic, and suddenly the whole wasteland look falls apart. Lots of players do that once and then never touch the blueprint again.



Where the bundle actually earns its COD Points
Still, there are a few pieces that land really well. The custom death effect has that Fallout-style punch—more satisfying than it should be when you're cleaning up a close-range fight. The finishing move is the real show-stealer though: Codsworth floating in like a polite murder-bot and going to work with a saw-blade is exactly the kind of grim joke Fallout fans expect. And the green Pip-Boy HUD theme is a sneaky win, especially if you play Zombies or you just want the whole match to feel like a different game.



Who should buy it and who should pass
At 2800 COD Points, this is for people who care about theme more than tuning every gun to the current meta. If you're the type who needs perfect attachments and hates cosmetic compromises, you'll probably get irritated fast. If you're here for the roleplay—Lucy on screen, Pip-Boy glow in your UI, Codsworth humiliating someone in a finisher—it hits that fantasy pretty cleanly, and I can see why folks pair it with CoD BO7 Boosting for sale when they're trying to stay on pace with the season.Welcome to U4GM, where your CoD time goes into the fun stuff, not endless grinding. The Fallout Lucy Bundle drops two Lucy operator styles, three wasteland-blueprint weapons with a custom death effect, and a Codsworth finisher that's honestly wild. If you wanna stay sharp in Warzone and Black Ops 7 while rocking that Pip-Boy HUD vibe, take a look at www.u4gm.com/call-of-duty-black-ops-7/boosting and get back to playing your way, faster.