Popular Call of Duty League (CDL) player, Dylan ‘Envoy’ Hannon, has ripped into the CDL for lack of preparation ahead of the upcoming Championship Weekend event.
The LA Thieves player has raised concerns with Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 on a newer patch to the CDL Championship Weekend, meaning players aren’t able to practice ahead of the big event.
CDL comes under criticism
According to Envoy, the accounts used at the CDL are based on a patch from three months ago and the Championship Weekend will require players to use builds from Season 3 reloaded – which launched over a month ago on May 1st.
Envoy took to social media to voice his concerns and from his post it was clear to see that the former World Champion wasn’t best pleased with developers or tournament organisers.
“CDL accounts on 3-month-old patch. Retail accounts are on Season 4 and CDL is insisting we will be playing on Season 3.5 for Champs, although there is no way to play on it currently,” explained Envoy.
“The game is vastly different on Season 3.5 to Season 4 for Control. There just needs to be rules outlined in the handbook for stuff like patch switching.”
Envoy insists that the CDL can’t use the season 3 reloaded build that they plan on using for the upcoming event as there have been plenty of complaints from other players about the caster tool, which has proved to be faulty in previous Call of Duty esports events .
There has been no further details released about the Championship Weekend this year and there is still a chance that organises will deviate from the Season 3 Reloaded build.
When and where is the CDL Championship Weekend event?
The Call of Duty League Championship Weekend is almost upon us, with the event taking place from June 26th to the 29th.
Toronto Ultra will host the tournament this year, with the top 16 teams from around thee world competing for a chance to be crowned world champions. Just two teams will advance from the qualifiers and into the finals on Sunday, June 29.
