Activision has despatched cease-and-desist letters to 2 makers of standard fan shoppers for legacy Name of Obligation titles in latest weeks. From a report: The transfer cuts off entry to the numerous gameplay and quality-of-life enhancements introduced by these shoppers and stops what followers say is the one protected strategy to play these older video games with out the specter of damaging hacking by opponents. The primary sufferer of Activision’s latest efforts was SM2, a serious Fashionable Warfare 2 modding mission whose improvement began over two years in the past.
Since then, the modding group has been engaged on updating that seminal 2009 launch with new weapons, in-game perks, a redesigned UI, new streak and development methods, and even a latest transfer to a extra trendy sport engine. These efforts stopped final week, although, earlier than the mod may even launch its first model. The SM2 Twitter account reported that “a group member acquired a Stop & Desist letter on behalf of Activision Publishing in relation to the SM2 mission. We’re complying with this order and shutting down all operations completely.”
