As expected, Activision has revised its copy regarding an outfit available in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0. She is now more visible to others.
A few days ago, an outfit available Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 ended up very well placed in the ranking of the best sellers on Steam. This performance betrayed the desire of some to use it to have an advantage over others, due to its very dark hue allowing it to be concealed with ease. But, as expected, Activision has revamped its copy — spotted Eurogamer in a Dec. 12 post.
In concrete terms, the costume bearing the image of the Los Angeles Thieves eSports team has received an additional touch of color. Previously, only the logo on the chest was red. Now there are also wide straps, with a more flashy tone. In this way, the costume, all the same sold in a pack at 9.99 €, is much more visible in the games. Enough to avoid a much too long-lasting controversy, even if the few buyers complain.
Activision has updated a problematic Call of Duty outfit
“ Infinity Ward got me by making the outfit less effective. I want my money “, complains cuts in Steam ratings, mostly average while the DLC was first acclaimed. Same story at Inspire: “ I just got screwed, bought this outfit because it was all black, and now I look like a red Stabilo. Give me back my $10 so I can buy myself some food. »
As Charlie Intel reminds us in a tweet posted on December 9the rules for in-game purchases state: Activision may update, replace, or remove such in-game content at any time. This is a way to guard against all refund requests. However, the American firm seems to make some exceptions according to various testimonials from fans who have won their case with this outfit.
It is true that it is very dishonest on the part of Activision to put on sale an attractive outfit in the eyes of smart guys, then modify it by withdrawing its main argument once the income generated has been deemed sufficient. This will serve as a lesson to those who thought they could pay 10 € to be stronger in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0.
