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Following subscription trouble earlier this week, Activision is compensating Call of Duty Elite subscribers with a free additional thirty days.
In a post on the official status page, Activision said that "to ensure that every premium member receives their full money's worth, we are immediately and automatically extending your membership to Call of Duty Elite by 30 days at no additional cost. If you're still considering becoming a premium member, we're going to extend Founder eligibility until the end of the month, and you will also receive the additional 30 days of access."
Even with the troubles, Activision assured gamers that "your gameplay data for your entire careers in both Black Ops and MW3 is safely stored, and it will all be available to you once these issues are resolved." The company also said that its "teams have been working non-stop to identify issues and resolve them as quickly as possible" and reminded gamers that Elite issues "have no impact on the performance of the game."
Despite the troubles with Elite, Activision said that Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer "has been working great" and revealed that the amount of players online is more than the number of players for Black Ops at this time last year.
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In a post on the official status page, Activision said that "to ensure that every premium member receives their full money's worth, we are immediately and automatically extending your membership to Call of Duty Elite by 30 days at no additional cost. If you're still considering becoming a premium member, we're going to extend Founder eligibility until the end of the month, and you will also receive the additional 30 days of access."
Even with the troubles, Activision assured gamers that "your gameplay data for your entire careers in both Black Ops and MW3 is safely stored, and it will all be available to you once these issues are resolved." The company also said that its "teams have been working non-stop to identify issues and resolve them as quickly as possible" and reminded gamers that Elite issues "have no impact on the performance of the game."
Despite the troubles with Elite, Activision said that Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer "has been working great" and revealed that the amount of players online is more than the number of players for Black Ops at this time last year.
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