'HQ is best enjoyed with a thriving, fully populated social community interacting together,' Sledgehammer said. Unfortunately, it's still a solo experience (though you can manually invite friends), and that's not changing for some time. It is supposed to be a social area where lots of players come together, but last week, Sledgehammer made it a solo experience to help improve the online experience. This is a big deal because getting disconnected can mean the loss of stats and other problems.Īdditionally, Sledgehammer confirmed that Call of Duty: WWII's Headquarters mode-a social space like Destiny's Tower-is still not functioning as intended.

The studio has found the root cause of the problem, and a patch is coming out tonight on PS4 and Xbox One to fix the issue. Sledgehammer also discussed another issue that players have been running into: getting disconnected from the server. We'll watch this test closely, and once we analyze the results we'll look to expand.' 'We've begun to test dedicated servers today in the US. 'This level of data and diagnostics is helping us work toward a permanent solution as quickly as possible,' Sledgehammer said. In fact, Sledgehammer is already testing dedicated servers in 'limited markets' such as some places in the United States.

Dedicated servers are preferred, and fans may be happy to know that Sledgehammer aims to bring them back in due course doing so is the studio's 'highest priority.' This has helped improve things, but a P2P setup means players may experience host migration and other annoying little things. In response to this, Sledgehammer dropped the dedicated servers and switched to a P2P setup. The update released last week had an adverse effect on server performance, Sledgehammer said. 'Our entire team is working around the clock, and we would like to share our current status update.' We're not there yet, and we won't rest until we are,' the studio said. 'Our highest priority is to deliver the best online experience possible. Despite the issues, the game has welcomed 'millions' of players already, Sledgehammer said. In a blog post today, developer Sledgehammer thanked fans for their support amid what has been a 'whirlwind' launch.

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