‘Call of Duty: Black Ops 3’ permanent ban commences, Steelbook Edition, Loot Crate and Double Weapon XP sighted

“Call of Duty: Black Ops 3” players will do well to stick with the rules of using emblem designs. Developer Treyarch has already started handing down bans for offensive use of the feature.

The developer does not appear to be happy with the use of terrorist-related designs, phallic symbols and the like as part of the custom design. While creativity is a much-valued feature in creating a unique deign to make players standout, using such crude designs will result in bans from the using the custom paint jobs and emblems feature in multiplayer, Gearnuke reported.

Players will know that they are banned from using the features via an error message following the use of the offensive design. This is not the first time that bans related to the feature has been laid down. Previous “Black Ops” iterations also saw a similar ban in place.

There have also been a few notable “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3” events and new items have been sighted. The first is the “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3” SteelBook Edition, which is now available via Amazon. According to Charlie Intel, the edition features a copy of the game, a unique SteelBook and access to the Nuk3town map. It is available for both the Xbox One and PS4 platforms for US$59.99 (approx. AU$83)

Loot Crate has also recently announced a limited edition crate for “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3.” Game Informer has spotted the details of the loot crate alongside a snapshot of the product. It will include a custom “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3” backpack with 10 collectible figures from the franchise. Nine of the 10 figures are reportedly created for the Crate exclusively.

The crate is already available for US$100 (approx. AU$140). Orders will be shipped in December so fans can enjoy their “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3” Loot Crates.

Finally, for the last weekend of November, fans can enjoy a Double Weapons XP event. Treyarch has just announced the upcoming Double Weapons XP event via Twitter. It will start on Nov. 26 and last until Nov. 30.

"Call of Duty: Black Ops 3" Loot Crate (Credit: YouTube/sixdesigns)

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