How to Gift a Battle Pass in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has been the top choice of gamers ever since it has been released. Thanks to its developer, Infinity Ward who keeps on adding new stuff which keeps it fresh all the time. Recently, the game has received a new Season along with various updates that have implemented several changes in it. Besides, the game has also received a new Battle Pass venture, and it has made this game even more intriguing. Meanwhile, players across the world are becoming super-excited after the news spread by Activision, the publisher of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. They have stated that now players will be granted to send Battle Pass to their friends. Thus, in this article, we are going to brief them on the way to give Battle Pass to your friends in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

How Can You Gifted Battle Pass to Your Friend in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare?

Gamers first need to access the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Companion App that can help them to navigate to their friends. Once players have succeeded in accessing the Companion App, then they need to visit the Battle Pass option. Afterward, they are required to tap the option of Gift the Pass. More importantly, players need to choose whether they want to send the Battle Pass or they are willing to give a Call of Duty Pass bundle to their friend. Within a while, the gamer’s friend will get a notification, and later on, they both can play the game.

Moreover, the normal Battle Pass will cost 1,000 COD Points while the bundle is set up for a price of 2,400 COD Points. Gamers who don’t have a Battle Pass can accomplish several missions to gather COD Points to buy it. However, the whole process will inevitably take time because 1,000 COD points are quite hard to collect through missions.

Conclusion

Meanwhile, Season 6 is anticipated to have arrived in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. Activision has already stated about it, and within a few months, it will be updated in the game. Besides, Activision has given the authority to gamers through which they can send their Battle Pass to their friends as a gift. We hope all the players who have read this article will surely succeed in sending the Battle Pass as a gift to their friends and will find it worth reading.

Players can play Call of Duty: Modern Warfare on Xbox One, PS4, and PC.

Source : Modern Warfare

Epic Games Finds Support in News Publishers in Battle Against the Mighty Apple

 Days after Epic Games slammed Apple and Google for the unjustified App store fees, representatives from publishing giants like New York Times and Washington Post have arrived on the scene asking “what it will take to cut its fees down?”

They are apparently looking up to Apple to bring its 30 per cent fees down to 15 per cent to ensure fair competition.

The acrimonious tussle between Epic Games and “mighty” Apple does not seem to cool down. It has just been one week since Epic announced that they are definitely going to sue Apple over the App Store fees spar, it again has been asked to bring its fees down by a different part from another industry.

A trade organization called Digital Content Next which is a representative of printed news publishing giants like New York Times, Washington Post and Viacom CBS (that owns a website called CNET.com) has made it clear that Apple must bring that 30 per cent fee down to 15 per cent.

In case you are not caught up, Fortnite was thrown out by Apple and Google for bypassing the payment system set up in their respective App Store by creating their own payment system within the game. Apple and Google were not having any of that, so they took an action that massively infuriated Epic, which owns the hugely popular game Fortnite.

Now, Digital Content Next has also come forward and has asked Apple to bring down its fees; the reason that compelled Epic to create its own payment system in the first place.

The move from Digital Content Next was actually inspired by another business giant Amazon. The employees of DCN went through the documents which were released after the antitrust briefing, which was held between a congressional committee and CEOs of all the tech giants. The documents clearly stated that Apple takes around 15 per cent cut from Amazon’s Prime Video revenue from Appstore. Apple takes 15 per cent in that despite the standard charges set to be 30 per cent.

Mathematically speaking, 30 per cent is way too high. It means that the tech colossus will directly own nearly a third of every newspaper subscription via Apple devices which includes iPhone, iPads and others.

DCN has severely criticized Apple for its so-called “non-negotiable” App Store fees. The fees also put pressure on the app developers to increase the subscription value, which in turn makes Apple earn more despite providing the same services.

In an open letter to Tim Cook, CEO of DCN has demanded a clear written statement of the conditions that Apple requires from a developer so that they also get the same treatment that Amazon gets from Apple.

The conditions set in the Apple marketplace continue to affect free and fair means of investment in the informative and entertainment industry. In simpler terms, the conditions favour a larger firm’s monopoly, which should not happen in a fair market place. Apple has not issued any statement yet regarding the open letter sent by the DCN CEO. It will be interesting to see how Apple responds to this dilemma.

Source : Battle Against the Mighty Apple