No more verses from the Quran [VIDEO]

Activision Blizzard and Sledgehammer Games have successfully rolled out matches for Muslim players in this year’s Call of Duty Zombies mode.

The Quran can be called the holy book of Muslims, so it is treated as a holy record. There’s no problem with that either, but they can actually be criticized there if we can find a few pages from the book strewn here and there on one of the Call of Duty: Vanguard Zombies tracks. No Christian or Orthodox can be aware of what is on earth, followers of Islam see this as disrespectful, many have expressed their discontent on Twitter, and the hashtag #No_Call_of_Duty has also taken hold “on the site of the bird community ”.

Activision’s Middle East Twitter responded in a statement. Here We can read the translated version. It seems that “Call of Duty is for everyone.” Last week, by mistake, content that was insensitive to the Muslim community entered this content and has since been removed from the game. It shouldn’t have appeared in the game the way it did. We did it. We apologize. Strongly. We will take immediate internal measures to address the situation in order to prevent such incidents in the future. (In parentheses, here we ask, how was this in the game content after all? Was it also some kind of hidden religious discrimination within the company?)

After a quick fix, the Quran has already been removed, but The player He highlighted that almost two billion Muslims live on Earth; Almost a quarter of our population (and outside of the Middle East, for example, Indonesia, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Nigeria have the largest non-regional communities). Perhaps that is why it can be said that Activision Blizzard did not apologize at a main branch, but at a Middle East branch.

And he is not the Case one: When writers’ Bibles were on the bathroom slate in the 2009 Favela cycle of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, a similar outrage occurred. It seems that history is really repeating itself …

Source: WCCFTech

A video clip because nobody says manufacturing #no_all_duty pic.twitter.com/0GSRXDwB3Q

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