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Call of Duty: Vanguard removes and apologizes for disrespectful depiction of the Qu'ran
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gamesradar.comCall of Duty's Middle East Twitter account has apologized after Vanguard displayed the Qu'ran in a disrespectful manner.
As first reported earlier today on November 11 by VGC, the Middle East Twitter account for the Call of Duty franchise issued an apology. You can see said apology in the tweet just below which, according to VGC, reads "there was content insensitive to Muslims included in the game, and it has been removed. It was not supposed to exist as it appeared in the game. We deeply
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