Name of Responsibility: Unlit Ops 6 is a serious topic as Microsoft raises the prices of Xbox Sport Cross

Call of Duty: Unlit Ops 6 is a hot topic in the wake of Microsoft’s announcement that it will be raising the price of Xbox Sport Cross and introducing an untouched casual level that won’t come with future releases.

Microsoft announced on July 9, 2024 that it was increasing the price of Xbox Sport Cross Finals globally and exclusively in the US from $16.99 to $19.99 per future release on July 10, 2024 for untested participants and September 12 for current participants. The price adjustment will take effect on. , 2024.

The additional modest $10.99 Xbox Sport Cross console tier is “soon” being replaced with Xbox Sport Cross, the same old one – a $14.99 option that doesn’t come with the preferred future free assets, “Specific Entries in Game Pass Ultimate Library , “Get access to discounts on EA Play games, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Perks, Quests, and games in the Sport Cross library.

The price of Xbox Sports Cross Final in 2023 was greatly increased from $14.99 to $16.99, meaning that Xbox Sports Cross will have to pay $14.99 in the future, so users get significantly less than just a month ago, Microsoft has essentially removed future titles, EA Play games, cloud gaming, and sovereign perks from the provider in that life.

But it’s certainly the lack of future titles at the Accelerated Standard level that has some fans most disappointed, especially with Call of Responsibility eventually arriving with 2024’s Unlit Ops 6 following Microsoft’s $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Snowfall. Xbox Sport will appear as a cross name. ,

Microsoft has been accused of lying about the status of Unlit Ops 6 on Xbox Sports Cross, after the company displayed it as a future title in May 2024 and hinted that avid gamers would be able to access it on their Will not be able. Stream Subscriptions.

“At launch, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will be playable on Xbox and PC for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, and Xbox Game Pass for console members,” Microsoft said on Life.

On the other hand, it is true. Microsoft said that Unlit Ops 6 will be available on Xbox Sport Cross closing, PC Sport Cross and Xbox Sport Cross consoles. But it did not say definitively whether the price of the first two would rise globally or whether the overall, most affordable tier would be made obsolete.

Microsoft also couldn’t promise that video games like Unleashed Ops 6 would eventually come to Xbox Sports Cross. It added that those titles “may be added to the library at a future date.”

So the implication on Life is that while Unlit Ops 6 may be available during a future subscription of $10.99, this is not true unless you have already subscribed to that tier, as Unlit Ops 6 is not included. Can happen. Instead of that $10.99, the most affordable Sport Cross tier that avid Xbox console gamers can now get into in Unlit Ops 6 is the enhanced Xbox Sport Cross closing, which costs $19.99 per future.

Fans are understandably disappointed by this fact, with many announcing that they plan to restrict their Xbox Sports Cross subscriptions as soon as the stream run ends.

“No, no, we are not changing Game Pass, we are not increasing the price, putting Black Ops 6 on Game Pass will not change the price of Game Pass,” joked @CODWarfareForum on X/Twitter. “Two months later: Oh yes, we lied again, we’re increasing Game Pass subscriptions and we’re changing tiers.”

“Xbox Game Pass prices are about to increase by 25% just in time for the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 release,” said @GNGNewsCOD. @SynthPotato said, “The new price of Xbox Game Pass is basically the ‘Call of Duty Day One Tax’ and it’s seriously wild given how expensive subscriptions have become for both PlayStation and Xbox.” @oliver_drk said, “Despite previous assurances it is now official that the standard edition of Xbox Game Pass will not include the next Call of Duty, Doom, or day-one titles like Indiana Jones.”

Others said they expected the discontinuation of Unlit Ops 6 to increase Sport Cross prices, although they were not necessarily satisfied about it. SnatcherHunter on ResetEra said, “Makes a lot more sense… the upcoming COD.” “COD doesn’t look as good as it did on day one anymore,” said ChEmIcAl_KeEn on Reddit.

“I thought it would be in September before Call of Duty. The monthly costs are going up,” said @Otikage on Twitter. “However, the price was expected to rise to meet the needs of all those studios. I’m sure the price will continue to rise with more acquisitions.”

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Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He will discuss The Witcher in the future.