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Warzone 2 content creator Swagg reveals that his planned Weapon Blueprint Bundle in the game was canceled due to the controversy surrounding NICKMERCS and TimTheTatman's Operator bundles. Swagg received a call informing him that the collaboration would no longer be going ahead, leaving him disappointed as he had been excited about having his own bundle in a game he has dedicated his career to.
TimTheTatman has requested the removal of his in-game Operator bundle from Call of Duty in support of fellow content creator Nickmercs, whose Operator skin was removed following an anti-LGBTQ tweet. Activision has obliged and removed TimTheTatman's bundle from the Modern Warfare II and Warzone store. Players who have already purchased either bundle will still have access to them.
Content creator TimTheTatman has had his Call of Duty Operator skin removed from the game at his own request in support of his friend Nickmercs, whose Operator skin was recently pulled after a backlash to anti-LGBTQIA+ comments. Activision introduced Operator bundles for the pair last month as part of the Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2 Season 3 Reloaded update. An Activision spokesperson confirmed that they have removed the TimTheTatman operator bundle from the Modern Warfare II and the Warzone store at Tim's request.
Activision has removed the TimTheTatMan Call of Duty bundle at the creator's request, following the removal of the NICKMERCS Operator Bundle. TimTheTatMan requested the removal of his bundle in support of his friend, NICKMERCS, whose bundle was removed after a controversial tweet. It is unclear whether either bundle will return to the Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone store.
The addition of celebrity influencer operator bundles in Call of Duty has caused controversy, with fans claiming that influencers are selling out and that the chosen influencers are the wrong choice. The recent backlash against Nickmercs led to Activision removing his operator bundle from the Call of Duty store, and now TimTheTatman is calling on Activision to remove his bundle as well. The author suggests that real-life people should not be added to the game, as it can lead to controversy and culture wars.
TimTheTatman has requested Activision to remove his Operator bundle from Call of Duty in support of NICKMERCS, who had his bundle removed following controversial anti-LGBTQ+ comments. The two streamers remain the most popular in the CoD community, with fans divided over the incident and Activision's punishment. It is unclear whether Activision will honor Tim's request, but the future of the creator skin program for Call of Duty may be affected.
TimtheTatman has asked Call of Duty to remove his Operator skin in support of his friend Nickmercs, who had his skin removed from sale by Activision following anti-LGBTQ comments. It is unclear if Tim can walk away from his contract arbitrarily, and it remains to be seen how Activision will respond. The controversy has brought a national culture war front and center in the gaming community, with Nick's big-name friends lining up behind him and LGBTQ supporters finding themselves siding with Activision.
TimTheTatman expressed disappointment over the continued use of the KV Broadside shotgun in Warzone 2, despite nerfs in the Season 2 Reloaded update. He argued that the shotgun is more broken than any other in Call of Duty history, and is plaguing and ruining Warzone 2. The KV Broadside remains the second most popular gun in the game, despite community backlash.