Call of Duty is asking players to submit Modern Warfare 4 and Warzone clips through its Top Plays program. The official submission site offers an in-game Calling Card and accepts footage from Warzone, Multiplayer and DMZ. Check out the official post down below:
The latest request singles out clutch revives, collaterals and funny moments with a squad as examples of the footage Activision wants.
Top Plays lists a Calling Card as the submission reward and asks for the player's complete Activision ID, including the numerical suffix. Its successful-submission message says that the card will be granted in-game within thirty days.
The submission form includes a game-mode selector with Warzone, DMZ and Multiplayer options. It also provides a place for a social handle so the player can receive credit, with X and Instagram listed as the supported social platforms.
For video uploads, Activision recommends MP4 footage at a resolution of at least 1080p, or 1920 by 1080 pixels.
The public invitation encourages players to tag @CallofDuty on X and Instagram for a chance to be featured. After a successful submission, the site offers a clip download and social-sharing options.
What The Submission Agreement Covers
Top Plays is restricted to participants aged eighteen or older. The consent-and-release agreement requires the person submitting to confirm that they meet that age requirement and have the right to enter the agreement.
The agreement grants Activision Publishing and its affiliates a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free license covering the participant's name, voice, likeness, gamertag, Activision ID and other identifying personality traits. Those permissions apply to the company's marketing and promotional materials and to related products and services.
The release identifies all Call of Duty franchise products and services as its covered videogame titles. The form's consent wording includes both organic and paid media. The longer release also covers online, television and print uses, alongside professional presentations, archival purposes, corporate branding and other Activision business uses.
Activision can sublicense the licensed rights and edit or otherwise alter the participant's likeness as part of exercising them. The release assigns ownership of the resulting promotional products and uses to Activision and includes a waiver of attribution, integrity and similar moral rights relating to those productions.
The release states that participants are not entitled to payment for the rights and consents they grant. It also says Activision has no obligation to use a participant's name or likeness, produce materials featuring them or distribute a particular submission.
Submitters must warrant that they have no commitment to an agency or another entity that conflicts with the agreement. The form separately requires acceptance of Activision's terms of use and acknowledgment of its privacy policy, in addition to the consent-and-release acknowledgment.
Squad Clips Across Three Modes
Modern Warfare 4 launched with twenty Multiplayer maps, comprising twelve new 6v6 maps, four Gunfight maps, three Ground War maps and the modular Kill Block training facility. Season 1 has since added Backstab, Canyon and a reimagined Shoot House, along with the returning Grind and Drop Zone modes.
DMZ places players behind enemy lines as off-the-books assets, choosing objectives, deciding what to secure and judging when to extract. Season 1, which arrived on November 5 at 10 p.m. MST as the game's first free content update, adds X01, a seized weapons facility whose maze of tunnels gradually closes off extraction points.
The Top Plays website also carries a community clips section and the official Season 1 launch trailer. Warzone gains the Hajin and Zodiac maps in the same update, while the Battle Pass adds the Cronen Osprey assault rifle and CSG-35 SMG.
Modern Warfare 4's earlier announcement detailed its multiplayer movement and precision changes. The game's campaign follows Price on the run as conflict erupts on the Korean Peninsula and a catastrophic weapon risks falling into the wrong hands.
Which clip would you submit for Top Plays: a clutch revive, a collateral or a squad mishap?
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