In an unexpected twist, just one day after the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, the biggest hit in the series in recent years, Activision's QA testers working on the game went on strike over a mandatory return-to-work policy.
About 30 employees at Activision's QA studio in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, went on strike Friday, drawing attention from local media.
According to report Eurogamera, Activision je još u January obavijestio zaposlenike da se svi, without obzira na liječničke recommendations or ozbiljne zdravstvene poteškoće, moraju return to urede. Radnička grupa ABetterABK nazvala je ovu odluku "nepravednom politikom".
Strike je vremenski usklađen s lansiranjem Black Ops 6, which is already ocijenjen as posebno uspješna nova game in the series. Član QA team he stated za Fox 9: "Radimo na Call of Duty; bor smo dio QA team who worked on Black Opsu 6, which is upravo danawith izašao. Rador smo i na Modern Warfare 2, najprofitabilnijoj igri which one it is tvrtka ikad izdala - a to je bilo obavljeno na daljinu."
