‘Call of Duty’ figures out how to make loot boxes even more awful

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Apparently the next Call of Duty game will let players watch other players open loot boxes. It’s a Feature™ built into the game. Watching other people unbox loot.  SEE ALSO: Nazi zombies will ramp up the horror in ‘Call of Duty: WWII’ The latest issue of Game Informer revealed a brand new social hub coming to Call of Duty: WWII called Headquarters, where players can hang out between online matches, challenge each other to 1v1 duels, test guns on a firing range, open loot boxes earned in the las.  show all text

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