In a rather unexpected move, it looks like the next season of Call of Duty League won?t be using Sony?s next-gen hardware for competition. Instead of continuing the PlayStation partnership that began in 2015, Call of Duty League 2021 will be played on PC using controller. The League announced the change earlier today, specifically detailing that pro team competition will be moved over to PC for the 2021 season, and players will need to use a League-approved controller of their choice. Mouse and keyboard will not be allowed for any Call of Duty League play.
CDL says that this change will allow players more freedom for which controllers they can use, which were limited previously by PS4 hardware compatibility. Further details regarding League-approved peripherals will be available in the future. The Call of Duty Challengers online series will now use crossplay on console and PC, again restricted to controller only. LAN-based Challengers events will use the same PC and controller-dedicated rules as the Call of Duty League.
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