Warzone has an expiration date: next November 16 say goodbye to make room for Warzone 2.0 (although you can keep playing). To celebrate this milestone of the past two years, Activision has created a dedicated site where you can create a personalized video of the best moments in the game as well as battle royale statistics.
This is a good way to say goodbye to one of the most famous battle royales of recent years, and at the same time, a way to prepare for the launch of a new version, the details of which we will see today in a special event streamers. While many details are already known, much remains to be discovered. especially with the advent of DMZ, a new game mode.
Be that as it may, if you want to have a personalized video of the best moments of Warzone and its golden age (the first Verdansks), you just need to have your Activision ID handy. That is the name you use in the game followed by the classic numbers. You can find Activision ID inside any of the games (MW, CW, Vanguard or MWII). or through the Activision website. If you’ve never changed your Activision ID, there’s a good chance it’s the same ID you use on PlayStation, Xbox, or Battlenet.
How to get your personalized Warzone video
With your Activision ID at hand, all you have to do is go to this dedicated Call of Duty website, enter your username, and a video will automatically be generated with statistics and other fun facts about your time in Warzone.
Please note that in order to create videos, your Activision account privacy must allow access to Activision and its partners. You can check if your privacy settings allow it by going to the Activision website by going to the “Privacy and Security” tab.
If you are all set, in a few seconds your personalized video will be created, which you can download to save it or share it on any social network. Of course, keep in mind that you have before November 30th to create and upload your video, it will not be possible after this date.
Other aspects to consider is that the video also includes information from your friends about what you have played, so keep that in mind before sharing your information with third parties.
Source: Hiper Textual
