Hi strangers

[Misha]

Misha here, back to say whats up and see how everyone is doing!

I've been busy as shit working for Activision/Blizzard for the past year and a half now 🙃

I miss you guys. I'm hoping to be a lot more active here again!

[Ice]

I keep trying to quote your post but it's not working lol

I don't think we've talked before but welcome back!

I've been busy as shit working for Activision/Blizzard for the past year and a half now ������

Oh my gosh jaksdfjalsk I'm so sorry to hear that :# I'm a huge OW fan so things have been depressing in the community to say the least ������

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I keep trying to quote your post but it's not working lol

I don't think we've talked before but welcome back!

I've been busy as shit working for Activision/Blizzard for the past year and a half now 🙃

Oh my gosh jaksdfjalsk I'm so sorry to hear that :# I'm a huge OW fan so things have been depressing in the community to say the least 🙃

[kittyray]

Hiiii! Welcome back! I recognize your name and remember seeing you around, but honestly don't recall if we talked much (my memory is not the greatest- sorry!). This place has been super fun, so I'm sure you'll find some things to do to keep you engaged!

[Mama Bear]

Hey Misha! Working for Blizzard/Activision sounds cool - what are you doing with them?

[Buizel]

Hey Misha! Nice to see you around again!

[Cinnamoroll]

Hi @(you need an account to see links) ! Welcome back. I was wondering where you went off to!

[Misha]

Thank you everyone!

So what I do for Activision is I'm a QA Functional Tester. When I got hired on 15 months ago, I was put on the Call of Duty Cold War Zombies Easter Egg team and it was a dream come true. I was one of 8 people with access to one of the most sought after pieces of information in the gaming community; the steps to complete the Easter Eggs for Die Maschine and Firebase Z.

Fast forward to about 7 months ago now, I was pulled from Cold War and put on Modern Warfare, specifically to work on Warzone content. So, my day is basically just filled with finding bugs, glitches, crashes, and anything else wrong with Warzone content that hasn't been released to the public yet. It's a fun job, but it's also incredibly tedious and isn't just getting paid to play a video game.

As far as the whole scandal stuff goes, my headquarters had no part in any of that shit. We are a super close knit, open minded, and friendly group of people who are completely comfortable with each other and inclusive of everyone. We had a large zoom call with the president of Activision and he kind of just put everything out there for us and told us what they were doing to take care of all of that. Those few people involved do not represent the VAST majority of this company as a whole and I'm proud to be an employee, despite what happened in Los Angeles.

[Beth77]

hi there, welcome back!