On July 16, Activision introduced an age-verification requirement that requires Call of Duty players to add their birthdate to their account to continue playing games like Black Ops 6 or Warzone. Underage users who do not submit a valid birthdate or gain parental consent may risk their Call of Duty accounts being deleted within four months.
The new requirement came following a Warzone update that addressed some bugs and made balance changes to two Marksman Rifles. While the DM-10's damage multipliers were nerfed in a previous Call of Duty update, the July 16 patch further reduced its minimum and maximum range, along with additional damage adjustments. Some changes were also made to the TR2 rifle, as its bullet velocity, aim down sight speeds, and sprint to fire speeds were reduced across the board. Issues related to Ranked Play and the Plunder game mode were addressed.
Despite recent controversies, Call of Duty: WW2 reaches a milestone on Game Pass that's quite impressive for an eight-year-old game.
While Call of Duty has come under fire for the controversial Beavis and Butt-Head crossover, another recent change has caught the attention of players. As reported by CharlieIntel...
