The launch of Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is right around the corner, and players are learning new things about the game as time passes. Of course, the game is a port of the original game from the PC and console platforms, but there are some things that are exclusive to the mobile version of the game.
For instance, a ‘Keep‘ system in the game allows players to invest in a lucky draw that randomizes price drops, which is something that the original game never did. Instead, Warzone on PC and consoles has a set price for specific cosmetics, whether the players like it or not.
Are original Call of Duty: Warzone players missing out?
This information has been shared by user charlieINTEL on Twitter and gives out a key detail about Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile’s in-game monetization system. Compared to how things work in the original game, in-game cosmetic purchases may just be an entirely different deal with the mobile version.
As it happens, a ‘Keep‘ system in this version of the game keeps a special part of the in-game system reserved for anyone who wants to try their luck at a bigger reward than usual. Instead of spending on specific cosmetics and knowing what they’re paying for, players in the mobile version of the game can spend real money on a lucky draw that gives them the chance to unlock some great cosmetics.
Per the Apple App Store, Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile will have a mobile-only Store feature that is similar to COD Mobile’s Lucky Draw feature called “Keep.”
— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) March 12, 2024
The feature is exclusive to the mobile version of Warzone. pic.twitter.com/3DlJe7UtID
Again, this is purely based on their luck, but also raises the excitement of unlocking something they wouldn’t expect. In the original Call of Duty: Warzone, there’s no such feature, and this may lead players to think that they are missing out on obtaining great cosmetics.
If you choose to spin the wheel, is luck really in their favor?
While different players may have different opinions on this one, there are few who have suggested that the system may just be rigged from the very start. This may come from poor experiences in Call of Duty: Mobile and we’re not sure whether developers are implementing the exact same system or not.
Nevertheless, this doesn’t take away the fact that it still gives mobile players a better chance at attaining some slick cosmetic items for a lower price. As of late, the original game has been limiting the amount of items you can get unless you sign up for the premium battle pass.
the lucky draws on cod mobile are rigged 💀 they want people to continue spending $150-$300 to buy out the full draws through their new mobile game instead of simply buying $25 bundles?? 😭
— TAKECAREVXBES (@takecarevxbes) March 12, 2024
lucky draws are literally $150-$300 bundles
We’re yet to see how the battle pass system will work in the mobile version of the game, but it’s safe to say that ‘Keep‘ is going to keep players in the loop for newer cosmetics as they arrive.
What are your thoughts on this exclusive feature? Let us know in the comments below.
