Someone who leaked information about Call of Duty said that TimTheTatman and NICKMERCS would be operators in Warzone 2 and MW2, respectively. Activision has revealed that an NBA crossover event will occur in May across Warzone 2 and MW2. Kevin Durant has been identified as the player from the unnamed basketball team who is receiving an operator, as disclosed by Charlieintel. Community members made fun of the announcement and questioned why they hadn’t chosen to add a more pertinent character instead.
Call of Duty community members has voiced their desire for figures more closely associated with the series, such as action heroes or content creators. An excellent example is when Fortnite presented Ninja with the game’s first content creator’s unique skin. The fans’ hopes will be granted, as a recent leak disclosed several new operators. It would be added to WZ2 and MW2, beginning with Season 3 Reloaded and continuing beyond that.
Which additional operators will be available in Warzone 2 and MW2 in the near future?
HeyImAlaix was given credit by Task Force Leaks Images on May 3 for data mining the TimTheTatman and NICKMERCS Operators databases. Why were TimTheTatman and NICKMERCS chosen to operate the game’s first content creators? It was easier to select Ninja as the face of Fortnite while he was at his streaming dominance. But picking a look for Call of Duty is more complicated.
After making the transition to being a full-time content creator, former CDL pro-Seth ‘Scump’ has established himself as a force to be reckoned with by commanding a dominant viewership on Twitch.
On the other side, TimTheTatman plays various first-person shooter games. But he was at the epicenter of the WZ1 boom and has invested hundreds of hours in the battle royale.
The Warzone developers cruelly ridiculed Tim after he asked for his Operator skin in 2022 for his birthday. Raven Software Tweeted an image of a clown outfit in response to Tim’s request. However, he may finally get his skin in the near future. Fans may still need to remember that NickMiller’s early streaming career was mainly spent playing Call of Duty (CoD). Even though he is currently a professional player for Apex Legends. Nick was unbeatable in Call of Duty: Ghosts Wager matches and broadcast a lot of WZ1 back when it was popular. In the same way, you should do with any other leak. It would be best if you took these rumors with a grain of salt until Activision makes an official statement.
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