Call of Duty Points are now live within WWII after the original launch date was delayed by Activision.
Originally supposed to be included within CoD: WWII on November 14th, Activision decided to delay the implementation of microtransactions within the title due to various issues since the launch of the game on November 3rd.
CoD Points, first introduced in Black Ops 3, allow a player to purchase various in-game accessories such as weapons, camouflages, and other items from ‘Supply Drops,’ with different packages available at a wide range of prices.
In WWII, CP will be used to buy Rare Supply Drops, which have a higher percentage for a player to obtain a lucrative item, and Zombies Crates, however, not all items are available via Rare Supply drops.
As of November 21st, CoD Points will be live on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC Platforms in their respective in-game marketplace.
Players that pre-ordered the Digital or Digital Deluxe version of CoD: WWII will have their 1,100 CP bonus appear on their account once visiting the ‘Headquarters Post.’
At the time of writing, bundles range from 200 CP for $1.99 to 13,000 CP for $99.99.
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