Tier 4 of the CoD: WWII \u2018Liberty Strike\u2019 Community Challenge Completed \u2013 How to Claim Your Reward The fourth tier of the Call of Duty: WWII Community Challenge has been completed with a new reward available for players. Beginning on July 3, the \u2018Liberty Strike\u2019 Community Event aims to bring a sense of \u2018National Pride\u2019 to the title with a collection of new content such as weapons, outfits, and more over the course of its duration. While the Community Event includes a variety of different challenges, players have the opportunity to partake in the main \u2018Community Challenge,\u2019 which provides new rewards after players hit certain milestones. On July 20, the fourth tier of the Community Challenge was hit, and rewards players with the \u2018Fez\u2019 Special Helmet and one Zombie Consumable Supply Drop. Watch JKap\u2019s Incredible 1 vs 3 Clutch Against OpTic Gaming in Round 11More information on the Community Challenge can be viewed below, with Tier Five able to be completed once players win 260 multiplayer matches. Call of Duty: WWII \u2013 Liberty Strike Community Challenge Tier 1: \u2018Canadian\u2019 Calling Card and 1 Zombie Consumables Supply Drop Tier 2: \u2018British Flag\u2019 Weapon Charm and 1 Zombie Consumables Supply Drop Tier 3: \u2018American II\u2019 1911 Weapon Variant and 1 Zombie Consumables Supply Drop Tier 4: \u2018Fez\u2019 Special Helmet and 1 Zombie Consumables Supply Drop Tier 5: \u2018Independent II\u2019 M1 Garand Weapon Variant and \u2018Kitschig\u2019 Zombies Weapon Camo<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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