In Call of Duty WWII, loot crates literally fall from the sky and open up to show you what you've won by crashing in front of you. But what's probably even weirder is that you're rewarded for watching other players' loot boxes.
One of the game's daily orders is to watch three other players search their wallets and will reward you with social points. The higher your score, the higher the score drops in the loot crates.
While all this happens in Call of Duty : World War 2's new social space, Headquarters. Besides raindrops, HQ 1 gives you access to v1 mods, firing range, some objects to kick around, and dynamic events like air strikes.
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