With the Warzone Pacific update rolling in, players of the battle royale received a lot of surprises. The Vanguard update introduced new weapons, a brand new map, and some unwelcome changes to the loadout drop system. Notably, this did not sit well with FaZe Swagg. He is a Warzone streamer who had an unusual offer for the developers at Raven Software.

Swagg promised to get a tattoo of the company’s logo on his butt if they rolled back the changes. And after weeks of anticipation, he finally got his wish granted.

FaZe Swagg stuns the Call of Duty community

It took more than a month of community backlash, but the developers have finally responded. Ahead of the Season 2 update, the devs revealed on Twitter that loadout purchases would revert to being unrestricted. While the community has positive reactions, perhaps no one is more stoked than Swagg.

He recently took to Twitter to reveal his latest ink, and he is surely a man of his word.

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“I never [cap]”, the tweet read with a picture of the Raven Software logo inked on his cheeks. Subsequently, the post went viral as everyone, from fans to popular streamers were shocked to see this development.

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Some unexpected names joined in the comments

Swagg’s fellow creator raises a good point.

While some tried to troll Swagg, the comment section quickly shut them down.

Ultimately, it was Raven Software themselves that had the best response to the viral tweet. Not only did they share the post, but also briefly changed their display picture on Twitter to Swagg’s tattoo.

In conclusion, what started out as an unusual request to Raven ended up becoming a hilarious demonstration of the community’s love for Call of Duty. Props to FaZe Swagg for following through with his promise in a matter of hours. And for those of you wondering if it is a real tattoo, check out this post by fellow streamer. It gives a behind-the-scenes look into the process.