Call of Duty WW2 developer Sledgehammer has just given fans the best reason to pre-order the game ahead of its release date.
Multiplayer fans will be particularly interested in the pre-order bonus that grants them a weapon of their choosing.
The ability to instantly unlock your favourite weapon will make those first few hours feel like less of a grind.
The pre-order Multiplayer Upgrade also includes four hours of double XP.
It’s all detailed in a new trailer that can be seen below.
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“Get your favorite weapon on Day One. Pre-order Call of Duty: WWII and get a permanent weapon unlock token + Double XP with the Multiplayer Upgrade,” reads the trailer description.
Based on feedback obtained during the recent Call of Duty WW2 beta, the final game could look a lot different.
Activision revealed: “This Beta has definitely helped make the game better, and our backend launch readiness more solid.
“Some of you have expressed concern about the range play needed for the Aachen map. We’re listening to your feedback and may make some map changes as a result.”
Call of Duty WW2 developer Sledgehammer will also tinker with the Team Deathmatch score limit.
“We’ve also noticed a number of you commenting that raising the PT score to 100 for TDM might be sub optimal,” Sledgehammer adds.
“This was a community ask, and it felt like a good time to compare it to weekend one. We’ve spent nearly 3 years playing, and 75 felt better to us.
“By the end of weekend 2, we’re looking to lock the decision, so please let us know your thoughts.”
Perhaps the changes will be in place for a possible PC beta, which is expected to take place before launch.