Activision is taking action to remove Call of Duty-related content from Fortnite Creative 2.0, citing violations of their policies. The publisher has stated that creators could face bans, regardless of their intention to publish such content. As a result, maps inspired by Call of Duty are being taken down.

While some players understand Activision’s decision, others find it ridiculous. Streamer Jake Lucky believes that the decision “makes complete sense,” suggesting that creators may have been warned about violating content policies beforehand.

The removal of Call of Duty content from Fortnite Creative 2.0 has left players disappointed, as they can no longer enjoy zombie maps. However, Fortnite’s creative community is still thriving, with a vast array of other content available.

It’s possible that other publishers may take similar action against content based on their games, leaving players concerned about the future of their creations.

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