CoD devs acknowledge recent service disruption in MW3 and Warzone

The developers of CoD have acknowledged the recent service disruption faced by players in MW3 and Warzone. Although the reason for this disruption isn't disclosed, they have assured players that all of their data is safe and they will be resolving the issue. During this service outage, players lost all the data from their profile, including unlocks and any progression made.

Fortunately, Call of Duty has addressed the problem and will be deploying a fix soon. This article explores more.

CoD devs address the recent service outage in MW3 and Warzone

Recently, MW3 and Warzone players were affected by a service outage, resulting in them being unable to retrieve data from their profiles. Thus, many users are left stranded with all their unlocks and progressions lost in both titles.

According to Call of Duty, this was a temporary outage that affected a few players in the games. As the service disruption continued, players were unable to retrieve any data from their profiles, meaning, when they logged in to the game, they were starting from zero, with all of their progression, Military Ranks, in-game purchases, and unlocks, completely gone from their accounts.

However, Call of Duty has assured their player base that their data isn't completely lost and will be fully recovered, ensuring players get back their profile data, including all progression and unlocks as they were before the service disruption.

Rest assured, if any player loses their profile data in the shooters during the outage, they only need to wait for Call of Duty to resolve the problem.

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That covers everything there is to know about the recent service disruption in MW3 and Warzone.

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Rishabh is a gaming journalist at Sportskeeda who mainly covers Call of Duty and Valorant content. After completing his post-graduation in Finance, he went off the beaten track and decided to build a career in video game journalism. The opportunity to interview Valorant Pacific franchised teams back during VCT 2023: Pacific was a career highlight for Rishabh.

Rishabh prioritizes diving into the game himself and figuring out the specifics to ensure authenticity of content. He also tracks the social media accounts and blogs of developers and publishers to learn about official announcements and press releases, and cross-checks all facts even if they are derived from reputed sources.

Rishabh embarked on his video game journey in 2002, playing Contra and Mario, and his first AAA title was Max Payne 1. Currently, first-person shooter games engage him the most.

Rishabh regards streamer and esports athlete Michael "Shroud" Grzesiek as an inspirational figure since he rose from a humble background to become one of the biggest CS players and streamers in the world through sheer hard work and dedication.

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