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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 fans threaten to refund pre-orders, following AI announcement
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Published 15:36 7 Sep 2023 GMT+1

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 fans threaten to refund pre-orders, following AI announcement

Call Of Duty players are threatening to refund pre-orders for Modern Warfare 3, after Xbox cracks down on bad multiplayer behaviour.

Sam Cawley

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Topics: Call Of Duty, Call Of Duty Modern Warfare, Xbox, Activision

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Call Of Duty players are threatening to refund their pre-orders for Modern Warfare 3, following Xbox’s upcoming crackdown on inappropriate multiplayer behaviour.

The Call Of Duty series has a reputation for having 'passionate' online players, as in the ones that scream obscenities at their own, and opposing, teams when the match doesn’t go in their favour.

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Some would consider this to be the prime Call Of Duty experience, as it can often lead to very humorous moments. I mean I’m sure we’ve all watched the odd 'Call Of Duty Rage Compilation' video on YouTube, right?

However, Xbox is trying to crack down on those that take things a step too far. There is plenty of inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour out there - and an upcoming software update will allow AI to monitor your language during online games, and dole out the appropriate punishments if you say something you’re not supposed to.

All of the upcoming changes have been outlined in a recent Xbox blog post, introducing a new strike system, and dire consequences for those that fall victim to it. The post said: "The new system attaches strikes to every enforcement, ranging in severity based on inappropriate activity … Each player will now have a view of their enforcement history including strikes and the overall impact these have on their player record.”

It went on to say: "This revised system gives players a better understanding of enforcement severity and the cumulative effect of multiple enforcements." Players that receive a total of eight strikes attached to their account "will be suspended from Xbox's social features", meaning no messaging, no parties, no multiplayer and other online benefits for an entire year.

This has caused uproar in the Call Of Duty community, with some players even threatening to refund their pre-orders for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, as seen in a Reddit post demanding Xbox “remove AI chat moderation.” The post has since been removed by moderators, and while some mocked the user for refunding a game because they can’t swear in it, some did agree that the moderation is uncalled for in an M-rated game. “AI chat moderation imploding my console the second I even think of swearing,” joked one user.

It’s unlikely Xbox will back-pedal on the moderation decision, seeing as there is a certain level of toxicity that needs to be addressed - though it’s also unlikely it’ll have any significant effect on sales for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

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