Esports & Video Games
CALL OF DUTY: MOBILE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP CANCELLED AS COVID RAVAGES CALIFORNIA
Activision Publishing has cancelled the Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship 2020 Grand Finals in response to the worsening COVID-19 situation.
The event, sponsored by Sony, was scheduled to be held in Los Angeles later this month, capping off the five-stage Call of Duty: Mobile World Championship tournament. However, with COVID-19 worsening in many parts of California, and stay at home orders being issued for non-essential workers, the event became untenable.
The $750K USD Grand Finals prize pool will now be split equally between the seven teams that qualified for the event through the Stage 4 Call of Duty: Mobile Regional Playoffs.
— Call of Duty: Mobile (@PlayCODMobile) December 7, 2020
AYO.NEWS says:
If we’re honest this was entirely predictable. Despite many event organisers being, understandably, impatient to re-started in-person activities, it’s plainly obvious that the COVID-19 crisis isn’t going away any time soon.
Even the much touted vaccines have been misunderstood by an alarming number of individuals and companies to be some sort of magic silver bullet to end the crisis – a misguided belief that will only end in more disappointment and disruption.
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