CALL of Duty WW2 fans have been given some great news about the PS4, Xbox One and PC game which should ease the blow about the latest server outage.
Call of Duty WW2 has been out for over a week now, and sees Sledgehammer Games return to the series' roots with a World War 2 setting.
The PS4, Xbox One and PC shooter has been getting positive reviews from critics, and Call of Duty WW2 is going down a treat with fans also.
In the first three days since release Call of Duty WW2 has sold TWICE as many units as last year’s entry, Call of Duty Infinite Warfare.
Activision revealed that Call of Duty WW2 sold around £379million in its first three days on sale across the globe.
Eric Hirshberg, CEO of Activision, said: "We challenged our players to get their squads back together and they answered the call, with the highest number of players we've ever seen on current gen consoles and PC.
"Call of Duty: WWII returns the franchise to its roots and the results are incredible, selling twice as many units in its opening weekend as last year, and setting the day one record for full-game downloads on PlayStation 4.
“Our $500 million opening weekend was not only bigger than Thor: Ragnarok's, it was bigger than the opening weekends of both Thor and Wonder Woman combined.
“And we're committed to supporting the community with continuous improvements and new content."
The impressive sales figures for Call of Duty’s return to a WW2 setting could mean Activision decides to explore this era and real-world environment more.
In recent years Call of Duty has moved away from the grounded, real-life settings it made it’s name with to go for a futuristic, sci-fi feel instead.
The huge success of Call of Duty WW2 may mean Activision will stick to World War 2 settings for future COD games.
Or, alternatively, they could revisit other eras - like the original Black Ops which was set during the Cold War.
The news comes as Call of Duty WW2 fans were hit by another server outage.
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Call of Duty WW2 UPDATE - Great news for fans as Sledgehammer gives server latest
CALL of Duty WW2 fans have been given some great news about the PS4, Xbox One and PC game which should ease the blow about the latest server outage.
By DION DASSANAYAKE
PUBLISHED: 10:32, Sat, Nov 11, 2017 | UPDATED: 10:44, Sat, Nov 11, 2017
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Call of Duty WW2 UPDATE - Server latest and great sales news for fans
Call of Duty WW2 has been out for over a week now, and sees Sledgehammer Games return to the series' roots with a World War 2 setting.
The PS4, Xbox One and PC shooter has been getting positive reviews from critics, and Call of Duty WW2 is going down a treat with fans also.
In the first three days since release Call of Duty WW2 has sold TWICE as many units as last year’s entry, Call of Duty Infinite Warfare.
Activision revealed that Call of Duty WW2 sold around £379million in its first three days on sale across the globe.
Eric Hirshberg, CEO of Activision, said: "We challenged our players to get their squads back together and they answered the call, with the highest number of players we've ever seen on current gen consoles and PC.
"Call of Duty: WWII returns the franchise to its roots and the results are incredible, selling twice as many units in its opening weekend as last year, and setting the day one record for full-game downloads on PlayStation 4.
“Our $500 million opening weekend was not only bigger than Thor: Ragnarok's, it was bigger than the opening weekends of both Thor and Wonder Woman combined.
“And we're committed to supporting the community with continuous improvements and new content."
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The impressive sales figures for Call of Duty’s return to a WW2 setting could mean Activision decides to explore this era and real-world environment more.
In recent years Call of Duty has moved away from the grounded, real-life settings it made it’s name with to go for a futuristic, sci-fi feel instead.
The huge success of Call of Duty WW2 may mean Activision will stick to World War 2 settings for future COD games.
Or, alternatively, they could revisit other eras - like the original Black Ops which was set during the Cold War.
The news comes as Call of Duty WW2 fans were hit by another server outage.
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Call of Duty WW2 players reported the game down again after the recent update 1.05 was rolled out.
Down Detector received reports from hundreds of fans that Call of Duty WW2 was offline in the early hours of today.
Sledgehammer Games have acknowledged the server issues and said they are working to restore dedicated server support.
In their most recent tweet, they posted: “STATUS UPDATE: We’re currently working to restore dedicated servers, and testing to avoid further interruptions.
“We’ll update as soon as possible.”
It comes after Call of Duty WW2 on its first weekend after release was down for thousands of players who tried to play it online.
The new update 1.05 is expected to fix a number of issues Call of Duty WW2 fans have experienced since launch.
A statement from Sledgehammer Games posted to Reddit with the patch notes read: “We’ve heard the community loud and clear over social channels, and we’re working around the clock to ensure a better experience for all players,” a message from the Sledgehammer reads on Reddit.
“We’ve been tracking issues as they arise on our end and have pushed an update to address some of your top concerns.”
A lot of these new changes are COD multiplayer fixes, which should help to bring more stability to the overall experience.
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Sledgehammer have also provided a few buffs and nerfs to their weapons collections, which can be found below:
BUFFs -
Walther Toggle Action Shotgun - Damage increased at extremely close range
Bren LMG - Increased damage per shot
LMG Bipod - Sped up ADS time when in bipod stance