You’d think Call of Duty: WW2 drama would be done and dusted at this point, given the game came out in 2017 and attention has already turned to this year’s entry in the series.
But no.
Loyal Call of Duty: WW2 fans knew developer Sledgehammer planned to release new weapons for the game this week, but what they didn’t know is the live service lever-pullers had deemed it necessary to lock these new weapons behind loot boxes.
