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"Controversy Surrounding Call of Duty Streamer Skins and Celebrity Influencer Bundles"

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Source: Dot Esports
"Controversy Surrounding Call of Duty Streamer Skins and Celebrity Influencer Bundles"
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TimTheTatman has requested Activision to remove his Operator bundle from Call of Duty in support of NICKMERCS, who had his bundle removed following controversial anti-LGBTQ+ comments. The two streamers remain the most popular in the CoD community, with fans divided over the incident and Activision's punishment. It is unclear whether Activision will honor Tim's request, but the future of the creator skin program for Call of Duty may be affected.

Topics:entertainmentgaming#activision#call-of-duty#gaming#lgbtq#nickmercs#timthetatman
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  1. TimTheTatman asks Activision to remove his own CoD bundle in support of NICKMERCS  Dot Esports
  2. Another Call Of Duty Streamer's Skin Getting Removed Over Anti-LGBTQ Controversy  Kotaku
  3. TimTheTatman skin bundle removed from MW2 store amid NICKMERCS drama  Dexerto
  4. Nickmercs, TimTheTatman- How About No More Celebrity Influencer Operator Bundles In ‘Call Of Duty’ From Now On?  Forbes
  5. Hasan Criticizes Dr Disrespect for Uninstalling Call of Duty and Supporting NICKMERCS  GameRant

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