Call of duty wwii open beta testing. Impressions from the Call of Duty: WWII beta test on PS4

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Call of Duty® returns to its roots. The next game in the series will be Call of Duty®: WWII, a thrilling tale of World War II that will give users of modern gaming platforms a new perspective on the war. You will have to land in Normandy and visit the battlefields of Europe, participating in the largest conflict in the history of mankind. You will experience battles in the best traditions of Call of Duty, during which you will learn the merciless nature of the conflict with a world power that threatens to plunge the world into the abyss of tyranny.

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The beta test will begin on August 25, 2017 on PS4; data for other platforms is being clarified. The list of supported platforms and release dates are not final. For details please contact . The minimum beta test duration is 3 days. Internet connection required.

**Season Pass purchasers will receive Call of Duty®: WWII Season Pass content that will be released in 2018. Season Pass content is not final and is subject to change. The Season Pass may not include all downloadable content available for the game. Season Pass content may not be available in all countries. Prices and release dates may vary depending on platform. Download Season Pass content only from the in-game store; do not purchase them separately to avoid duplicate charges. Season Pass content may be sold separately.

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Be the first to try Call of Duty®: WWII online! Pre-order and reserve your place in the closed beta test running on Playstation®4 and Xbox One.* Once your order is complete, the store will provide you with a code to register for the closed beta test.

Beta test begins on August 25, 2017 on PS4™; data for other platforms is being clarified. The list of supported platforms and release dates are not final. For details, please visit www.. The minimum beta test duration is 3 days. The offer is limited in terms of time and number of codes; only for participating stores. Internet connection required.

Open beta testing of first-person shooter Call Of Duty: WW2 on PC will begin in just a few days, but to help players get started faster, the developers are making the product available to pre-load.

Call Of Duty: WW2 Beta Test Dates on PC

The beta test will begin on September 29 and will last until October 2. Below you can find the minimum and recommended system requirements. Updated: in fact, the beta test started on September 28th.

Call Of Duty: WW2 minimum system requirements:

OS: Windows 7 or newer (x64);
CPU: dual-core Intel Core i3 3225 with a clock frequency of 3.3 GHz | analogue from AMD;
RAM: 8 GB;
Video card: Nvidia GTX 660 with 2 GB of video memory | AMD Radeon HD 7850 with 2 GB of video memory;
DirectX Version: 11;
HDD: 25 GB of free space.

OS: Windows 10 (x64);
CPU: Intel Core i5-2400 | AMD Ryzen R5 1600X;
RAM: 12 GB;
Video card: Nvidia GTX 970 / GTX 1060 with 6 GB of video memory | AMD Radeon R9 390;
DirectX Version: 11;
HDD: 25 GB of free space.

Call Of Duty: WW2 Demo Features

Four maps: Team Deathmatch, Domination, Hardpoint and Kill Confirmed;
Four multiplayer modes: Team Deathmatch, Domination, Hardpoint and Kill Confirmed;
Five divisions: infantry, expeditionary, airborne, armored and mountain.

The game will support control both using a controller and via a keyboard and mouse. In addition, the PC version will support 4K resolution and ultra-wide monitors, as well as the ability to adjust the FOV (field of view). As part of the OBT, players will be able to level up in the game to level 35. Gamers will also be able to manually limit the frame rate, which can reach up to 250 FPS. The developers said that there will be no support for HDR technology and multiple monitors in the demo, but all this will be added in the release version of the game.

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The Call of Duty® franchise returns to its roots with Call of Duty®: World War II, a new blockbuster from Sledgehammer Games. From the shores of Normandy to the forests of Hürtgenwald, you can relive the dramatic and legendary moments of World War II as a young soldier who braves the hardships of war alongside his brothers in arms.

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The Call of Duty®: WWII* Season Pass gives you access to full-scale combat.

Continue the epic adventure in 2018 with 4 expansion packs, including new and classic multiplayer maps, new Zombie Reich chapters, and new Wars operations.

Also included is an additional Carentan map!

Carentan, one of Call of Duty®'s most popular multiplayer maps, returns in Call of Duty®: WWII. Fight through the ruined buildings and street fortifications of this war-torn French city for control of a strategic German military base. All Season Pass owners will receive this Legendary card upon launch.

The Season Pass will help you save on content as it becomes available.

Continue the epic war with the first DLC pack for Call of Duty®: WWII, The Resistance. The set includes three multiplayer maps based on the legendary uprisings of the anti-fascist Resistance, as well as a new Operation Interception for the War mode. It also includes the newest Reich Zombies episode, "The Darkest Shore."

Tensions are heating up with the release of the second DLC pack for Call of Duty®: WWII, called War Machine. Hold back the German advance in three new multiplayer maps that showcase the power of the Reich's war machine. Take part in the Allied invasion of Sicily in the new Operation Husky for War mode. And, of course, discover a new episode of the Reich Zombies mode called “The Darkened Throne”.

The Allies retaliate in DLC Pack 3 for Call of Duty®: WWII – United Front. Experience the dramatic drive toward Berlin across three new Multiplayer maps: Stalingrad, Market Garden, and Monte Cassino. Armor up and push across North Africa in a new objective-based War Mode mission: Operation Supercharge. Plus, join new heroes in a unique Nazi Zombies experience.

*Season Pass purchasers will receive Call of Duty: WWII Season Pass content that will be released in 2018. Season Pass content is not final and is subject to change. The Season Pass may not include all downloadable content available for the game. Season Pass content may not be available in all countries. Prices and release dates may vary depending on platform. Download Season Pass content only from the in-game store; do not purchase them separately to avoid duplicate charges. Season Pass content may be sold separately. Requires game, available for a fee.

*Season Pass purchasers will receive Call of Duty®: WWII Season Pass content that will be released in 2018. Season Pass content is not final and is subject to change. The Season Pass may not include all downloadable content available for the game. Season Pass content may not be available in all countries. Prices and release dates may vary depending on platform. Download Season Pass content only from the in-game store; do not purchase them separately to avoid duplicate charges. Season Pass content may be sold separately.

Beta testing of Call of Duty: WWII has crept up quite quietly. And now we are downloading the last gigabytes and are ready to attack on all fronts. It should be noted right away that WWII knows why a future player will launch it.

A couple of clicks and we are already looking for a match. Everything loads quite quickly. We really hope that in the release version it will also be possible to search for a match without having to visit the notorious “Headquarters”. In the first round of testing, the developers decided not to show it, so it was not possible to collect any practical impressions. From a purely theoretical point of view, “Headquarters” could shake up the series greatly, even if it is essentially a purely cosmetic change. The main thing is the match itself.

Firstly, the maps have become noticeably smaller. Of course, Sledgehammer took into account that there are no more jumps on jetpacks, but at first glance the maps seemed to be even smaller than in Modern Warfare, not to mention the insane gigantism of Ghosts. This cannot be called a negative change. On the contrary, matches with fewer participants will only become more interesting, and Deathmatch fans will not care how much meat is chopped into the stew.

Unfortunately, for the most ambitious mode called War, the modest size of the maps does not bring anything good. Here, players need to alternately perform various tasks during one match - plant and detonate a bomb, drag cargo, capture a point, and so on. I really want to participate in more or less tactical matches on this topic, but due to the fact that the maps turned out to be modest (at least those that the developers showed), even tense moments often turn into obscenity and mush. Opponents attack on one side, and sometimes you don’t even have time to reload. And the spawn point is too quickly to the action. Everything is somehow very intimate and modest. I would like more tactics and a little more scale.

Secondly, the running speed was slightly reduced, further enhancing the tactical component. Personally, it turns out even more pleasant than in Modern Warfare Remastered. Once again, the favorite feeling appears that you are not a psycho on jet propulsion, but a predator who carefully weighs his actions. This is immediately noticeable in the game. Only those who are supposed to run around here without hesitation are soldiers with shotguns.

It was not possible to properly evaluate the system of weapon modifications, but, most likely, nothing new awaits us, just the same thing, but taking into account historical realities. Nevertheless, several interesting solutions were still found. In WWII, there are now almost full-fledged classes. Unlike Infinite Warfare, they differ from each other somewhat differently. So, the rewards for several kills in a row are slightly different for each class, plus each class has its own special skills. For example, only Airborne can use a silencer, and only Expeditionary can fire incendiary ammo from a shotgun. After achieving the first “prestige”, a special type of weapon is unlocked, which can then be used with any class. There are five classes in total, which are called “divisions” here. When an impressive-looking officer enters, he will clearly explain why you should fight under his command.

The choice of weapons was very modest, with both German and American weapons available from the same pile. I would also really like to see the weapons of the USSR, which are presented in all their glory in other World War II games. It is also not entirely clear how the standard version of the STG 44 has a red dot sight by default. I would like to see even more customization elements, because they will be clearly divided into two fronts.

The upcoming round of beta testing promises an increased level cap, new weapons, another map and some game modes. But again without the “Headquarters”. Apparently, it was left as a dessert. So much the better - so far Call of Duty: WWII looks very promising despite some conventions. But there are still zombies and story mode ahead...

How did the beta of the expected shooter about World War II turn out?

A new part is coming out this November "Call of Duty", which returns to the series' roots. In place of the already boring future, developers from Sledgehammer Games, authors "Advanced Warfare", put the past in demand again, namely the bloody Second world war. Before release Activision traditionally organized a beta test for those who pre-ordered the game, where multiplayer was demonstrated.

From the very first match in "Call of Duty: WWII" The main difference between the new product and the last three or four games is noticeable. The dynamics have changed too much here. Instead of adrenaline-pumping running around in several spaces with all sorts of devices, “WWII” offers the player a minimum set of fighter: a weapon (primary and secondary), a grenade and a perk to choose from. Now you can’t rely on a successful set of abilities, and skill comes to the fore.

All the action takes place again on small maps, which, however, look completely faded. And the reduced dynamism of the action, even on small maps, makes searching for the enemy sometimes a tedious task.

Despite this, in the new regime "War" there is a feeling of lack of space. By the way, he turned out to be a pleasant surprise and a breath of fresh air in the series, especially for those who were already tired of classic team battles and capture the flag. The essence of “War” is that one side needs to break through the defenses of the other within a given period of time in order to open a further piece of the map.

The main advantage of the regime is that it forces you to work as a team. Carrying out any tasks alone here is a disastrous business in the literal sense of the word, the enemy will quickly destroy you, and you will have to start all over again. But in team play, the effectiveness of the effort expended noticeably increases, and one side or another immediately increases the chances of winning.

The class system has also changed - there are now five divisions available in the game, each of which has unique features. By the way, they are presented in a rather unusual way: each has a separate video in which the captains demonstrate the advantages of a particular division.

As before, the new Call of Duty is not an audiovisual feast like, for example, Battlefield 1. Here, to enjoy the multiplayer, you need to be in the center of the action, because, as usual, here small cards, which feature dynamic six-on-six battles that require the participation of every player to win. But this is exactly what fans of the series need, whose ranks can be replenished due to the new successful “War” mode.

Call of Duty: WWII releases November 3rd on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. The second wave of beta testing will take place on consoles from September 1 to 4.