When it comes to alienating players, Activision achieves this relatively easily. Between the bugs encountered in Call of Duty Vanguard or Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific, the perpetual presence of cheaters or the probable arrival of a paid subscription, the firm seems to want to integrate NFTs.
NFTs in Call of Duty?
Very sensitive subject of recent weeks, Activision does not seem to want to stop at nothing. According to the leaker responding to the name of RalphsValve on Twitter, the studio giant would strongly consider integrating NFTs into the FPS franchise.
According to his tweet of April 4, Infinity Ward (Call of Duty: Modern Warfare), would provide the possibility of personalizing his Activision account. For this, the studio would consider the integration of several elements which will therefore be personalized such as business cards, emblems, avatars, statistics, and the famous NFTs.
As of this writing, these are just rumors, but according to the leaker, Activision would strongly consider it. Nevertheless, it is worth remembering that this is risky, especially when we remember the backlash from EA when the studio announced that it was tempted by the idea. Moreover, Ubisoft did not hesitate to introduce this system, in particular with the creation of Ubisoft Quartz, just like Square-Enix.
Regarding Battle Royale news, we are currently immersed in the heart of season 2 of Warzone and Vanguard. For the past few days, our little island of Rebirth Island has indeed welcomed several big new features through the redesign of its map. As a result, several secrets are to be discovered with, among other things, magnetic cards, yellow bunkers, but also legendary weapons and a mysterious easter egg to accomplish.