Call of Duty Fans Are Crying Over Spilled Milk, But I Can’t Blame Them

It’s disappointing to learn that cosmetics you’ve bought won’t work in an upcoming game, especially after being led to believe the opposite. Although it’s fair to say that most Call of Duty games haven’t implemented the Carry Forward system, the problem lies in the fact that players were explicitly told their skins would transition to this new game. Some players may have purchased bundles based on the news that Carry Forward was returning, only for it to be withdrawn unexpectedly. Furthermore, since the system was used during the last consecutive releases of subseries (Modern Warfare 2 to Modern Warfare 3), many players likely anticipated its return. However, this is just the start of the issue, as the Zombies community – which I’m a member of – may be impacted more than any other player group by the removal of Carry Forward.







