Reports from an anonymous data source have indicated that Activision, the developers of the Call of Duty franchise, have had a significant amount of confidential data stolen and leaked as part of a cyber attack. Among the leaked information is a detailed schedule for upcoming content for one of their flagship franchises, Call of Duty.
For hardcore Call of Duty fans, the data provides a detailed breakdown of upcoming content for the next few months. According to the leaked data, players can expect to get a brand-new map set in a wintery forest, as well as classic maps from older Call of Duty titles. There is also the release of a number of new weapons, ranging from the classic M16 assault rifle to the experimental Ray Gun, which has been making waves in the gaming community.
Not only does the content roadmap provide an insight into the upcoming content, but it also provides information on updates and bug fixes that are expected to launch over the coming weeks. Most of these will be smaller fixes, such as an improvement to the reload animation or a balancing of the weapons.
The leak has caused something of a stir in the gaming community, with the debate largely centered around whether the leak is legitimate or not. Activision has yet to comment on the situation, and it is unclear whether the leaked information can be trusted. Nevertheless, it does provide a useful insight into the development of the Call of Duty franchise, and players will be eagerly awaiting the official announcement of the upcoming content schedule.
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