Beyond the disdain for Infinite Warfare’s far-future setting, players also labeled its economy as pay-to-win because some of the game’s best guns were locked away in Rare Supply Drops. Those who watch their friends open Rare Supply Drops will get a gift in return.įollowing the disappointing launch of Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare last year, we expect Activision to be slightly more careful when it comes to 2017’s microtransaction scheme.
One new feature for Drops are its ties to WWII’s Headquarters social hub. However, it’s not yet known if or when more specialized weaponry will be sold in Supply Drops in the game's later months. With the allotted 1,100 CP bonus, you should be able to purchase at least five rare drops at the value of about $10.Īctivision and Sledgehammer Games have been especially coy about the subject of microtransactions and Supply Drops in Call Of Duty: WWII, so it’s no surprise that confirmation of microtransactions is buried in a single tweet that also happens to advertise a pre-order perk.Īs far as Supply Drops are concerned, the official statement remains that these purchasable bonuses will be cosmetic-only during WWII’s launch period.
A single Drop costs 200 CP for a value of $2. As we know them today, they’re the main microtransaction currency through which Rare Supply Drops can be purchased. The tweet itself reads, “Pre-order or purchase any Call Of Duty: WWII Digital Edition and get 1,100 free Call Of Duty Points in #CODWWII.” This bonus applies to the Digital Standard and Digital Deluxe Editions, and it will be delivered once the currency becomes available in-game.įor those totally out of the Call Of Duty loop, CoD Points truly came into their own during the tenure of Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 despite the name being used since 2010. Pre-order or purchase any Call of Duty®: WWII Digital Edition and get 1,100 free Call of Duty® Points in #CODWWII.
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