Thanks for the responses @The3rdWalker @techno and @J4MES OX4D . I was trying to understand both sides because I do agree that priority should be sorting out the crappy parts of the game first, and i'd also go along with that you want the general themes to at least stay within the realms of what the game is about, to an extent. I suppose my initial reaction was it was just bad marketing timing rather than a huge issue for me.
I think all the games that have an element of realism to them e.g. using humans, war based games, etc, will always get criticism of wacky skins. Whereas games that are more about fiction e.g. Overwatch, Destiny, Fortnite, etc, can get away with having pretty much any skin they want because it doesn't mess with the mind of the consumer as much.
I hope they fix the game in the coming weeks and months so we can actually see if they can put some decent skins together like Warzone actually has of late.