Some improvements and optimizations are to be expected with the new shooter. But there are also supposed to be changes in other places. An insider on Twitter reports that the publisher Activision will introduce a subscription model for “Call of Duty”. could introduce.

The insider writes: “Infinity Ward plans to simplify and completely overhaul Call of Duty’s UI/UX system.” Included are a “major redesign and rebranding,” the “introduction of the first Call of Duty subscription model,” the “launch of a mobile application,” and the “redesign of the Store’s content search and library.”

What might the subscription include?

What the “Call of Duty” subscription service would include, the insider left open. However, there are several possibilities here. For example, the expansions and – Season Passes could be merged into one continuous subscription. It is also possible that such a subscription service would allow access to the respective “Call of Duty” game of the year or older parts.

Thus, on the Twitter account “ModernWarzone” already in June of last year. reported: “Call of Duty is reportedly considering offering 6- and 12-month Battle Pass subscriptions for future games and Warzone. The 12-month option would include a free Call of Duty title, among other things.” The rumors were apparently based on a previously posted survey.

It is also open whether a possible “Call of Duty” subscription would be covered by the Xbox Game Pass or whether only the basic version of the new shooter would be made available via it. After all, Activision Blizzard will soon be owned by Microsoft if the deal goes through.