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Make your friend’s day with a store bundle straight from you.
In the Season 1 Reloaded update, Activision deployed a secret feature allowing you to gift store bundles to anyone on your friends list in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone. While you might not see the feature immediately, you can trust that it’s there.
As you might expect, the gifting feature has some restrictions and limitations. We’re here to break it all down so you know exactly what to do if and when you want to buy a bundle for a friend.
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How to gift bundles in Black Ops 6 and Warzone
The gifting system isn’t too difficult to find once you know where to look and what buttons to press once you get there. However, if you’re on PC, you won’t be able to gift anybundlesat the time of writing. The gifting system has not yet been made available on PC, regardless of whether you’re on Steam, Battle.Net, or Game Pass.
For console players, you can take full advantage of the system and still gift bundles to players on PC. PC players simply can’t gift bundles back or gift them to other PC players.
To see how the system works, read the steps below:
The main restriction of the gifting system in Black Ops 6 is you are unable to gift a bundle you don’t own. This means you have to purchase a bundle twice in order to gift it to one of your friends. You purchase it once for yourself and then once for your friend.
As we previously mentioned, if you’re on PlayStation or Xbox, you’re able to send a gifted bundle to anyone on your friends list, including PC players. However, as of now, PC players can’t gift bundles to anyone. There is no word on when the feature is coming for PC or why it didn’t arrive with the Season 1 Reloaded update.
If you choose to gift a bundle to a friend, that purchase is not refundable. This means you can’t choose to un-gift the bundle you sent, even if you remove the friend you sent it to from your friends list. As such, you might want to think hard about who you’re sending a bundle to and how much it is.
