Call of Duty community pleads Activision to support Australia fire relief Having just released an Australian-centric bundle of cosmetic content in Modern Warfare, the Call of Duty community is requesting that all profits be donated to Australian fire relief efforts by Infinity Ward. While the gaming community has come together in a number of heartfelt ways in support of the recent bushfire crisis impacting Australia, dedicated Call of Duty players are pleading Activision to focus their efforts in kind. Similar to a recent suggestion that gained traction in the Overwatch landscape, Modern Warfare\u2019s avid community is requesting that all profits from the latest Season One content drop be donated to fire relief efforts in Australia. Released in a January 8 title update, Infinity Ward introduced two new cosmetic content bundles to Modern Warfare\u2019s in-game store. One collection titled \u2018Wolfpack,\u2019 features two unique weapon skins, an emblem, and a new calling card themed around wolves. Additionally, the second bundle, \u2018Outback,\u2019 is unsurprisingly Australia-centric. With a prominent notice on the home-screen, the bundle is promoted with a sniper standing amidst Aussie bushland. \u201cAustralia has more deadly species than anywhere else. The deadliest? Humans,\u201d the accompanying text reads. A larger content pack collecting all manner of cosmetic items from operator skins to finishing moves, each of the new additions are entirely themed around the sunburnt country. Added into the game while Australian\u2019s endure the worst bushfire season the nation has ever seen, CoD fans are requesting Activision donate all profits from these particular cosmetics directly to fire relief efforts across the continent. Garnering a great deal of attention online, popular content creators have even chimed in and suggested that the publisher hop on board and support the cause. Blake Cissel of Team Summertime and NRG emphasized \u201cit would be insanely cool to see proceeds of this \u201cOutback\u201d bundle benefit the Australian fire\/wildlife relief. \u201d While countless fans have gestured in support of the movement in their own posts, an Activision representative responded to Cissel\u2019s Tweet shortly after. \u201cI know this is for a good cause as well considering what\u2019s happening and I\u2019ll let the teams know on my end as well.\u201d Hey there, feel free to leave your feedback here for any suggestions and such that you\u2019d like the teams to look at: https:\/\/t.co\/iDH8NKqGb7 I know this is for a good cause as well considering what\u2019s happening and I\u2019ll let the teams know on my end as well \ud83d\ude42 ^AS \u2014 Activision Support (@ATVIAssist) January 8, 2020 With months of sweltering heat left throughout the Australian summer, and fires still spreading, there\u2019s a great deal left for the nation to endure before the crisis is fully under control. In the meantime, every bit of support can certainly go a long way. If you\u2019d like to help, you can donate through the Australian Red Cross or The Salvation Army. Alternatively, you can send support directly to the brave souls currently combating the fires with the NSW Rural Fire Service.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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