Treyarch Fixes Annoying Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Issue
Key Takeaways
- Treyarch has fixed the XP issue in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s first Double XP weekend.
- Users reported a bug during the 2XP event where less XP was rewarded than normal, and Treyarch was quick to make a fix.
- The double XP weekend has also been extended until Tuesday, November 5, offering more time for players to benefit.
Treyarch has announced a fix for an issue in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 that limited some players’ double XP gains during the game’s first 2XP weekend. The latest entry in the Call of Duty franchise hadn’t even been out for a week before an event offered twice the amount of experience in its multiplayer mode, but unlucky users quickly found the event wasn’t working as intended. After issuing an update to address it, Black Ops 6‘s developers have extended the double XP weekend to give players more time to capitalize on it.
It didn’t take long for Call of Duty fans to discover the bug. Players called out the issue with Black Ops 6‘s first 2XP weekend not even a day into the event, with one user earning just 6,000 XP for a game where they scored 12,340. The difference was so stark that some even suggested that Treyarch and Activision intentionally lowered the amount of experience for the weekend. Now, it’s clear that wasn’t the case, and gamers should be able to get the XP they’d expect from the event, with an extra day added to make up for it.
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When’s the Next Double XP Weekend in Black Ops 6?
Players who want to know when the next Black Ops 6 double XP weekend is scheduled or when the current one ends have come to the right place.
The official Treyarch account announced the update on Twitter on November 2, a day after the event started. Because some effectively missed out on a day of earning bonus XP, the “weekend” will now last until Tuesday, November 5. It’s also worth noting that the tweet said devs will keep reviewing the game’s progression system, suggesting further updates may be in store down the line. That’s not unusual for multiplayer titles, especially new ones, and should mean that players won’t need to turn to Black Ops 6‘s double XP tokens to move up through the ranks.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Has Had a Blockbuster Launch
Experience bugs or not, Black Ops 6 has had no trouble getting people to play the game. As a franchise, Call of Duty broke half a billion sales not long after its latest release. While the new Black Ops isn’t solely responsible for that massive figure, its much-anticipated release certainly helped.
The double XP system’s issues haven’t stopped players from leveling up at breakneck speed, either. For example, one Black Ops 6 player achieved Prestige Master five days after the game’s launch. The new day added to the 2XP event may help some others catch up. Regardless of any hiccups in the title’s early days, though, one thing is certain — Black Ops 6 has made a mark on players and the CoD franchise as a whole.