call of Duty It will host Activision’s first charity running inside a video game: Players will be invited to run 100 virtual kilometers in Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific from May 26 to June 3.
Veterans event It will support the Call of Duty Endowment fund’s veteran employment mission. According to a press release, Activision Blizzard will donate “$1 for every 10 virtual miles you walk in Call of Duty: Warzone Pacific, up to $10 per player as part of a total donation of $1 million to the Call of Duty Endowment.” .
For gamers then a series awards, but only as you move up in a ranking dedicated to this Call of Duty Warzone event. After 25 km you get a bronze Calling Card, at 50 km you get the silver version, at 100 km you get the gold version.
“We’re always trying to interact with our players in new ways, and partnering with Endowment allows us to give our fans the opportunity to do something that is both fun and impactful,” he said. Fernando Machado, Marketing Director, Activision Blizzard. “It’s an event we’re all excited about and we can’t wait to see the enthusiasm of the community as they race to top the charts for a great cause.”
Players will be able track your progress in the race by sending a tweet @Call of Dutyindicated your Activision ID and entered the hashtag #CODVeteruns100K. The game account will post how many kilometers have been run and when to donate accordingly.
this Call of Duty Donation program It was established in 2009 with the aim of finding new jobs for 25,000 ex-servicemen and women by 2018. More than a decade later, the organization has reached another important milestone two years ago when it succeeded in placing 100,000 post-service veterans in substantial employment. more than expected.
Speaking instead of the future of Battle Royale, Call of Duty Warzone 2 will look more like Blackout than the first battle royale game, according to a leak.
Source: Multiplayer
