Never mind that the rollout for Call of Duty Elite, Call of Dutyâs stat tracking and social service, hasnât been smooth, Activision is sending out a press release this morning to proudly announce that itâs sold one million premium accounts. Congrats!
https://lastchance.cc/elite-update-blah-blah-blah-its-still-broken-5859806%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
GameStop alone sold 600,00 Elite membership.
According to Eliteâs status page, âService Is Intermittentâ. However, all premium and Founder members should have full access to the service. If you are one of the four million who signed up for a free account, then be patient as Activision slowly opens the flood gates.
Previously, Eliteâs developer told Kotaku that it was going to take a âcouple of weeksâ to get the service fully functional.
https://lastchance.cc/its-going-to-take-a-couple-of-weeks-to-make-call-of-d-5860440%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
âThe demand for Call of Duty Elite at launch was so overwhelming, that for the first several days, the service did not perform up to our or our fans standards. I want to personally thank our fans for their patience. Our teams have been working around the clock to get the service scaled up to meet demand,â said Eric Hirshberg, CEO, Activision Publishing. âIâm very pleased to announce today that the service is now performing stably and anyone who wants to try Call of Duty Elite is now able to do so.â
As I previously mentioned, the status page reads âService Is Intermittentâ. So you might want to try Elite, but that could mean you wonât be able to do so. Sit tight, people! Four million CoD players is a lot.
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