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Account Details -> View Purchase History-> Pick the game in question -> I have a question about this purchase. Explain the situation politely. Whether you get a refund is still up to Support. The answer is final.
Warzone 2.0 is free to play and can not be family shared.
When buying a DLC for a game it's a bit different with refunding. Only the playtime of the base game counts. So, by playing Warzone 2.0 you killed your eligibility for a refund.
So, you played Warzone 2.0 for more than two hours since you've bought the DLC and screwed yourself out of a refund.
MWII can not be shared since Activision removed sharing for the game on Halloween.
Activision coupled Warzone 2 as a DLC to MWII.
They coupled the games together as MWII/Warzone 2 in the library.
Yes. https://imgur.com/a/xmseU8Q Just like they did with MW19/WZ on Battle.net.
They have separate store pages but owning and playing WZ2 allows you to review MWII on its store page.
What i would have expected, that while playing wz it shows like mw2, as "advertising". The other way around doesnt make sense, apart from "this topic".
Activision is the issue here. They could have decoupled the games but they had to keep them together.