Warzone Player Receives Cease and Desist from Activision for Sharing Access to Verdansk in 2023

2023-09-18 21:10:28

Activision sends cease and desist to Warzone player sharing Verdansk access in 2023

Activision, the developer of Warzone, has taken action against a player who was sharing access to the popular Verdansk battle royale map. The map, which was introduced in 2020, became a favorite among players, and its removal was met with disappointment.

Despite the release of Warzone 2 and the upcoming launch of Modern Warfare 3, Verdansk has remained off-limits to players. The only way to access it legally is through offline modes in Modern Warfare or select Warzone Mobile tests.

However, some community members have taken it upon themselves to bring Verdansk back, without the approval of Activision. One player, known as 'HeyImAlaix', shared screenshots and footage of Verdansk in action on Twitter, as well as links for others to join private matches.

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Activision has now issued a cease and desist to HeyImAlaix, stating that the sharing of access to the map is not permitted. Activision claims that such actions cause "enormous and irreparable harm" to the value and integrity of their products and services.

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In response, Activision emphasized the hard work of their development teams and the importance of protecting their content in a statement to gaming news site CharlieIntel.

While a new battle royale map is on the horizon with Modern Warfare 3, it remains uncertain if Verdansk will make a return in the future. Currently, there are no plans for its revival.

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