Call of Duty is a franchise that keeps breaking records, and not just for Activision, who recently recorded the most successful year the franchise has ever had. Each new game release and seasonal update tends to drive a lot of internet traffic too, and Virgin Media reported their ?busiest day on record? with the launch of Black Ops Cold War and Warzone Season Two on February 25th.
Virgin reported that average data downloaded for that 24-hour period jumped to 20.77 GB of data per user, which is over 3 GB more than the 2020 daily-average record. To clarify, this measurement includes all Virgin Media customers, so the launch of Season Two drove an immense per user average increase across the whole network.

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