It’s not justSquare Enix that’s helping the wildfire relief effortsin Los Angeles. Activision announced today that it has donated $1 million to the relief efforts.
The studio has also released a Call of Duty bundle for Black Ops 6 and Warzone that should be available in the in-game shop.
Activision Steps Up To Aid Wildfire Relief Efforts In LA
If you think Activision is just making a profit by releasing a new bundle alongside its donation announcement, think again. The press release notes that 100% of the proceeds from the La Fire Relief pack sales will be donated to relief efforts, with the donations split between two charities. the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation (LAFD), and the Direct Relief.
Activision states that these donation efforts help support fire relief efforts while also giving the Call of Duty community “an opportunity to get involved” in helping those affected by the Los Angeles fires, which are ongoing today.
Based on the recent data released, there have been close to 30 people who have died due to the wildfires, with thousands affected by being displaced out of their homes. More than 80,000 are under mandatory evacuation orders, with more expect in the coming days.
Call of Duty Dev Open To Bringing More Classic Multiplayer Maps to Black Ops 6
Treyarch has already hinted at classic Call of Duty maps being in Black Ops 6.
In other Call of Duty news, Sledgehammer Games' multiplayer creative director Greg Reisdorf hasresigned from the studioafter 15 years of service.
When it comes to the latest game in the franchise, Black Ops 6, Activision isteasing moreZombie content. However, they might want to resolve the cheating issues on PC first, as this is seriously damaging the game’s reputation. Even with the claims ofhourly purges to combat cheaters, Call of Duty Warzone is at its worst state right now, with no end in sight. This issue is compounded more with the publisher’s recent launch of yet another microtransaction initiative in the game, whichhas not gone over well with the community.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Budget Reportedly At $700 Million
Black Ops 6 reportedly cost Activision $700 million to develop, with Black Ops 3 and Modern Warfare 2019’s budgets also revealed via court documents.
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