![]() ![]() This is what is mostly fueling the anger towards Activision right now, that these fan-made projects were the only safe way to play the online modes of these older Call of Duty titles, and that Activision shut them down without providing a reasonable alternative.Īctivision has, of course, every legal right to protect its IP and go after these non-profit projects. Though many of these titles can still be played via Activision's official PC releases, the consensus seems to be that these versions are essentially unplayable, as the lack of tangible security makes it a hive for bad actors, meaning playing them could put you or your PC at risk. RELATED: Call Of Duty Advanced Warfare 2 Was In Development Before Being Canned For WWII ![]() People are fuming over Activision's actions, as these curated platforms (X Labs, sm2) had become what many believed to be the only way to play the multiplayer modes of older Call of Duty games, such as Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 (2009), Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3, Ghosts, Black Ops 3, and more. It was less than a week ago that the creators of the fan-made Call of Duty platform, sm2, revealed that they had been sent a Cease & Desist letter from publisher Activision, and would be forced to shut down the sm2 servers, and, just recently, another fan-made Call of Duty project, X Labs, revealed that they too would have to terminate all of their operations for the exact same reason.įan reaction has been determinately one-sided. ![]()
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