Sledgehammer Games Release Latest Community Update for CoD: WWII \u2013 Throwback Perks, Ground War and More Sledgehammer Games have released the latest weekly community update, and this one is stacked full of new features for multiplayer particularly. Sledgehammer started the weekly updates in response to calls from fans for more communication between the development studio and the player base, in order to keep fans up to date with the everything that was happening in CoD: WWII. The weekly community updates cover multiplayer and zombies, as well as celebrating some of the community\u2019s best memes, clips and player content. This week, Friday May 11th, Sledgehammer have announced the throwback playlist, which will include some of the classic perks from older Call of Duty games, including Juggernaut, Stopping Power and Commando. They have also brought back Ground War, which will now be a permanent mode in the game, allowing players to have 9v9 matches, as opposed the standard 6v6. They have also added Dom 75 (75 score per kill, rather than 50), something that players have been calling for since the games release. For Zombies fans, all that was given this week was a piece of the Drostan files \u2013 so another mystery to solve. CoD: WWII Weekly Community Update Friday May 11th Multiplayer Dom 75. This is now the new standard on all platforms, so make sure to get in there and play! Weapon Contract and Daily Orders. This week\u2019s Weapon Contract is for the Sterling. Make sure to pick it up before 10AM PDT on Tuesday, May 15. Special Order\/Weapon Bribe Issue. For those of you affected, check out ATVIAssist\u2019s Reddit post on this for info about a makegood. Master Prestige Rewards. We\u2019re working on some new rewards for you guys, and want to make them special. While they\u2019re not quite ready yet, we aim to have them ready for you for our next big game update. Thanks for your patience! Weekend Warfare. This weekend, make sure to hop on and take advantage of 2XP on the Throwback Moshpit playlist in the Featured tab, live until Monday, May 14. We\u2019re talking old-school Modern Warfare and MW2 perks as Basic Trainings! We saw how much the community enjoyed the traditional Killstreaks with the Blitzkrieg Basic Training, so we decided to bring back some more MW classics. They are as follows: Commando Pro: + Increased melee range, and no damage from falling + Bonus: Melee faster Danger Close: + Explosives deal more damage + Bonus: Frag x3 Double Tap: + Greatly increased fire rate of weapons + Bonus: Significantly improved hip-fire accuracy Juggernaut: + Increased health Martyrdom: + Drop a live grenade on death + Bonus: Shortens fuse of explosives Stopping Power: + Deal Increased bullet damage Stun x3: + Three British No69 concussion grenades + Bonus: Immune to Shell Shock & Tactical Equipment Lots of oldies, but goodies, in there, so don\u2019t miss out! Ground War. We\u2019ve heard your feedback here. Thank you for your enthusiasm for this mode! As a result, we\u2019re bringing Ground War back next Wednesday, and it will be here to stay. Requisitions Nerf. After taking into consideration community feedback and data, we nerfed Requisitions. We wanted to give the community some insight into our decision. First off, the Requisitions Basic Training was intended to provide novice players with a route to earn mid-tier Scorestreaks. Only on exceptional matches were highly-skilled players meant to be able to acquire top-tier streaks like the Ball Turret Gunner. However, the current frequency with which players are able to earn these top-tier streaks with the training is far too high. To address this issue, we\u2019ve raised the cost of the top 5 Scorestreaks by 600-1200 score when using the Requisitions Basic Training. We\u2019d also like to provide some additional insight into our tuning philosophy. With the Divisions Overhaul on April 10th, we took two initial steps that we hoped would reduce Requisitions usage. These steps were adding the Blitzkrieg Basic Training and buffing the Ordnance Basic Training. A month has passed since the Divisions Overhaul, and Requisitions remains the most-used Basic Training in the game (since the removal of Primed). Due to a difference in score\/XP between game modes and maps, Requisitions is tough to tune. The Training has mainly been an issue in Domination, Hardpoint, and on the Shipment 1944 map. For other modes like Team Deathmatch, Requisitions seemed fairly balanced. The aim with today\u2019s tuning is to get Requisitions into a fair place for Dom and HP on non-Shipment 1944 maps. Many of the top streaks will now be exceptionally difficult to earn in TDM. Shipment 1944 will be a bit less chaotic than it has been, but that\u2019s the nature of the map and we can\u2019t tune the game around this very specific edge case. Below are the adjusted Scorestreak costs: Emergency Airdrop: Increased from 1800 to 2400 Fire Bombing Run: Increased from 1950 to 2700 Paratroopers: Increased from 2400 to 3300 Carpet Bombing: Increased from 2850 to 3850 Ball Turret Gunner: Increased from 3600 to 4800 War Bonds. Until May 15, you can pick up War Bonds to earn extra COD Points. The \u201cHit the Front\u201d Bond gives you 200 COD Points when you sign in. The \u201cGet Intel\u201d Bond gives you 100 COD Points when you sign up for the Call of Duty newsletter. The \u201cFight On\u201d Bond gives you 200 COD Points when you complete 10 MP matches. Go see the Quartermaster and grab \u2018em before they\u2019re gone! For complete details, visit the Call of Duty blog.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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