Warzone’s expanded Pride Month content includes 14 calling cards, 2 emblems, and free customization options for all players
Warzone’s Expanded Pride Month Celebration
Raven Software has significantly expanded its annual Pride Month celebrations in Warzone with an impressive collection of 14 distinct pride flag Calling Cards alongside two completely new Emblems for player customization.
Warzone players can now showcase their support with beautifully crafted pride flag Calling Cards and striking new Emblems added by Raven Software to honor Pride Month.
Despite previous controversies surrounding Activision’s diversity and inclusion efforts that have drawn criticism from the gaming community, Raven Software maintains its commitment to annual Pride Month recognition. The developer’s consistent yearly tradition continues with these 14 fresh Pride Month Calling Cards, demonstrating ongoing support for LGBTQ+ representation within the Warzone ecosystem.
New Pride Content Breakdown
Every single Calling Card and Emblem in this Pride Month collection is completely free of charge and immediately accessible to all Warzone participants without any level restrictions or purchase requirements.
Comparing this year’s offerings to the 2021 Pride Month content reveals substantial growth—previously, Raven introduced only eight Calling Cards with zero Emblem options, indicating a 75% increase in Calling Card variety plus the addition of two entirely new visual customization elements through Emblems.
The new Gaymer Emblem is now live in #Warzone! pic.twitter.com/EYnKxoFYxu
— Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) June 1, 2022
Among the 14 available Calling Cards, eight represent returning designs from the previous year’s collection, with Raven Software providing detailed Twitter explanations about each flag’s symbolic meaning and original creators.
- Genderqueer flag created by Marilyn Roxie
- Intersex flag designed by Morgan Carpenter
- Genderfluid flag originating from JJ Poole
- Gay Man flag credited to Gayflagblog
- Progress Pride flag developed by Daniel Quasar
Currently, the six newly introduced pride flags lack specific artist attribution or detailed background information, suggesting these may be original Raven Software creations or collaborations awaiting proper credit documentation.
How to Get and Equip Pride Items
Equipping these new Pride Month customization items follows a straightforward process: simply log into your Warzone account, navigate to the Barracks section from the main menu, and access the customization options where all newly added items will be readily available for selection and application to your profile.
Pro Tip: For optimal visibility, consider placing your preferred pride Emblem in prominent display positions like your player card background or as your primary calling card emblem to maximize community visibility during matches and lobbies.
Common Mistake to Avoid: Don’t overlook the Barracks menu—many players mistakenly search for new content in the Store or Battle Pass sections, but all Pride Month items are exclusively available through the Barracks customization interface.
Evolution of Pride Content in Warzone
During the 2021 Pride Month celebration, Raven Software incorporated a hidden Easter egg within Rebirth Island as an additional acknowledgment, though current information doesn’t confirm whether similar hidden content exists in the 2022 iteration. This article will receive prompt updates should developers reveal additional Pride Month surprises or content expansions.
Looking Ahead: Based on the pattern of increasing support each year, players can reasonably anticipate even more extensive Pride Month content in future iterations, potentially including weapon blueprints, operator skins, or additional map Easter eggs that further celebrate LGBTQ+ representation.
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