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Activision confirms weapon camos from legacy Call of Duty titles will not carry over to Warzone

Lena Fischer 2 min read

Activision confirms weapon camos from legacy Call of Duty titles will not carry over to Warzone, forcing players to start fresh on customization.

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Activision has clarified a major point of confusion for players preparing for the Modern Warfare 4 update to Call of Duty: Warzone. The developer confirmed that weapon camos from previous titles will not carry over to the new Warzone environment. This correction directly impacts players who planned to use their existing cosmetic inventory in the updated game.

Activision clarifies that weapon camos from previous titles will not carry over to Warzone

The clarification addresses a specific feature change in the Modern Warfare 4 integration. Activision issued a statement to correct a previous claim that legacy weapon camos would be available in the new Warzone update. This reversal resolves conflicting information that had circulated among the player base prior to the update.

The core technical detail is a hard stop on cross-title cosmetic compatibility. Activision stated that the previous assertion regarding legacy camo availability was incorrect. Players should expect a fresh slate for weapon customization rather than a continuation of their prior collections.

This policy change means that cosmetic progress from older Call of Duty entries is effectively severed for the Warzone experience. The developer's statement serves as an official retraction of the earlier promise. Gamers relying on those specific skins will need to acquire new ones within the Modern Warfare 4 ecosystem.

Source: DEXERTO