\nIt will also feature cross-progression. So anything you do in that game will translate to progress in the PC and console versions. This includes having access to any of your loadouts created in Warzone 2 or multiplayer for MW II, as well as weapons, operators, and operator skins. It will not however allow for cross-play. Call of Duty: Mobile does have its own battle royale mode. But it\u2019s quite different from Warzone, and it has its own progression system and seasonal battle passes. All separate from Warzone and Warzone 2.
\nCall of Duty: Mobile will be phased out overtime, but only outside of China
\nA big part of the phase out, it seems, is that Activision wants players to have more continuity. And a shared progression system between Warzone Mobile and Warzone 2 for consoles and PC can deliver that.
\nThe phase out is only expected to happen for the game outside of China though. It\u2019s unclear what this means for players elsewhere. Especially with regard to the money players have spent on the game to acquire items, weapons, and operators.
\nThough it shouldn\u2019t be hard to imagine. Since there\u2019s no continuity between both games, anything purchased is likely to be gone once the game is phased out. This would hardly be the first time something like this has happened in a game. Knowing that doesn\u2019t make things any easier though. It\u2019s also worth noting that players of Call of Duty: Mobile outside of China may want to really think hard about spending any money on in-game purchases going forward.
\nIf the game is set to be phased out after Warzone Mobile\u2019s release, then anything you acquire through purchases may not be available for long.
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