🔍 Summary:
Activision temporarily shut down the servers for Call of Duty: WW2 on PC Game Pass shortly after its release on the platform to address an unspecified issue. The game, which was originally launched in 2017 and added to Game Pass on June 30, faced server downtime starting July 5 due to investigations into these reports. Although Activision has not detailed the nature of the problem, the timing coincides with multiple players reporting hacks during their gameplay. These incidents, shared widely on social media, include game interruptions, error messages indicating hacks, and concerns over malware potentially installed via Remote Code Execution (RCE). RCE allows hackers to control a user’s computer remotely, exploiting the game’s peer-to-peer connection setup. The resolution and future prevention measures from Activision are pending as they continue to assess the situation.
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