The information came from the Twitter account Vanguard intel, however, the tweet mentioning this has been removed, most likely due to fear of a claim from Activision, however, the writing is on the wall.

Thus, many leakers have mentioned that not only will Call of Duty WWII Vanguard be receiving the same free updates as Cold War, but Cold War will be getting around 6 more seasons worth of content for the coming year, to keep players invested in the title.

Activision knows this, and with the competition coming this fall and winter, the idea of adding a year 2 of content to Cold War ,their highest played Call of Duty, so far looks more likely than ever.

This is the same fate that befell Call of Duty: WWII, with the title being solid, but lacking in players. However, this year’s Call of Duty is going to have to compete with Battlefield 2042 and Halo Infinite, and since it’s not a title like Modern Warfare or Black Ops, player’s are going to have a hard time justifying picking up this year’s title due to competition between titles. Combining this with the fact that The next Call of Duty game, which was supposed to be Cold War, but isn’t due to the fact that development for Cold War had to be kicked into top gear as Activision put Treyarch in charge of Call of Duty 2020, this year’s title is going to be spearheaded by the team at Sledgehammer Games. During Activision’s Quarterly business call, despite the damage control from the ongoing lawsuit from the company it was mentioned that Cold War had more Monthly Active users from the months of March-April than the entirety of 2019 after Modern Warfare launched.

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