Activision has taken a stance similar to that of Fortnite and in 2023 he announced that he would work on content based on popular creators from the community of call of duty. A collaboration with one of the most recognized streamers was cooking, but Activision canceled it.
You may remember that a few weeks ago Activision released NICKMERCS and TimTheTatman-inspired Operator and Weapon Packs. However, there was a controversy surrounding them that caused Activision to remove said content from the store.
After all the drama, the community of call of duty it speculated that Activision would move away from these collaborations with streamers and creators of the series. And just as they imagined, it happened, because it has just been revealed that Activision was preparing a collaboration with the content creator specialized in call of duty Kris Lamberson, better known as FaZe Swagg, but who was ultimately scrapped.
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The collaboration between Swagg and call of duty did not come to fruition
Swagg is one of the content creators of call of duty most important, since it has more than 2.86 million subscribers on YouTube and for the first time he spoke about the talks he had with Activision to launch a weapon blueprint package.
The package was never officially revealed, but only learned about it thanks to a datamine, which reported the contents and was linked to Swagg because it had its logo. Thus began the speculation about a possible collaboration and as his fans continued to ask him, the streamer finally broke his silence.
According to Swagg, in April Activision contacted him about doing a collaboration with call of duty and create a skin or weapon blueprint in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II that he had designed in conjunction with Activision creatives.
“It meant a lot to me because I’ve dedicated my entire career to this. [Call of Duty] and being able to show up in the game in some capacity… the ultimate joy,” Swagg said.
Swagg says that after meetings and brainstorming he had the opportunity to see a prototype of the object and thanks to this he was able to estimate that what appeared in the datamine was the 40% finished product.
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Activision canceled collaboration with Swagg
During the iterative review process, the NICKMERCS/TimTheTatman drama happened and I expected the worst for the project. In fact, just 1 day later, the content creator received a call from Activision in which the company notified him about the cancellation of the collaboration.
According to the streamer, Activision explained that it was going in a “different direction” and would be leaving this collaboration behind.
Although Swagg admits that this hurt him a lot, he made it clear that it is not about blaming anyone else and that he has no resentment towards those involved in the controversy that prevented his collaboration with call of duty come true.
“But like I said, some things are for you and some are not, and that [la colaboración con Call of Duty] It was one of those things that just wasn’t going to happen,” Swagg said with resignation and wisdom, although without losing hope that there would be another opportunity in the future. “I understand that it’s a business.”
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