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Activision has been sending out actꦺual wooden crates to media outlets in the Call of Duty community with instructions that say, "Do not open this crate until August 10, 2020 - 12pm EDT." There's also a brief letter instructing recipients to send out a text at the stated time to receive a code that opens the lockbox on the crate.
So.......... 👁This just arrived from Activision. “Do not open this crate until August 10 at 12PM ET.” 🤔🧐 pic.twitter.com/scFTmAMZlt
It's possible the crate is holding news related to Modern Warfare or Warzone, but it's unlikely. It's unprecedented for Activision to go so long into the year without revealing a new Call of Duty - and consider the game was just recently confirmed by develo𝐆pers Treyarch and Raven Software. Also, I'd imagine it'🎉s pretty expens💮ive to send something that size through mail, so whatever's coming should be fairly big.
At least with regards to Call of Duty 2020, the rumor mill has been bountiful. A swelling of leaks and whispers in recent months all but confirms Call of Duty 2020 will𒐪 be set in the Cold War period and be titled Call of Duty: Black Ops - Cold War. One recent leak says Black Ops Cold ♏War will include a new Warzone map, zombies, and a proper c♕ampaign.
If history is any indication, Call of Duty 2020 will launch mid-October. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Black Ops 4 and Modern Warfare were both moved from the usual November release date to launch a few weeks earlier. Considering that hypothetical launch window is only a few weeks away now, it's about time Activision lets us in on what they've got up their sleeve🍨s. By all indication, we🌳'll have a clearer picture on Monday.
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