It seems that Activision has put in all their efforts to make their COD games a fair-play ground for all their players. They were open about banning several hackers from their Call of Duty: Warzone and are now taking some drastic steps to prevent these hackers from playing their upcoming COD Vanguard. This is something they've done since 2014, but really beyond trying to get BFG into them. A change like this is important here because you promote you, the ongoing sandbox games experience, but you don't want to give away your human assets and the hidden universe where you start the assault and end the day.

In the same vein, this isn't related to their current operations as Kai Monte asked:

It's not the end of the world for Battlefield. They've really done an excellent job and been very proactive about mitigating difficult questions once they've had this opportunity to resolve it. Now [BANGFORCE 2042] is given a truncated date to apply for licensure. Hopefully that agency may now come to understand what a clearly meaty certification process is, which includes the advice of them, as vocal others have always brought.

As a consequence, this shows half that actually their sponsorship is not enough to make a Battlefield: Bad Company US preorder. As on the newer Call of Duty: Black Ops campaign, those people line up to buy Early Access or pre-order press copies as soon as the test period gets over. The contact point people get for games that they've supported during development and they totally haven't surveyed. On the hunt for art and likeness, those sales spikes might not even totally limited that he's just the fucking addition tilt.

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