Sledgehammer Games Announces Customized Community Playlist
By Nicholas Barth ·
The developers of Call of Duty: WWII have created a poll for fans of the game to vote on maps and modes to create a fan favorite playlist.

Fans are what makes a game successful. To thank the community for supporting their latest entry into the Call of Duty franchise, Call of Duty: WWII, Sledehammer Games have announced their plan to let fans create their own playlist. The announcement was posted to the Call of Duty: WWII subreddit and can be seen below in its entirety.
"Happy Friday, everyone!
As we stated in our Weekly Community Update last week, we are giving you in the community the chance to have a say in a customized Community Playlist we will feature in the game!
Your. Vote. Matters.
We created a Straw Poll with a ton of different map-mode combinations to choose from. Vote for your top choices by Tuesday, February 20th at 10AM PT. We’ll narrow down the list to the top picks and create a new playlist.
Link to Poll: http://www.strawpoll.me/15089092
Cheers,
Sledgehammer Games"
The community will have full control of creating a playlist that we have never seen before in Call of Duty: WWII.
Source: Activision
The poll allows for fans to choose from a variety of modes, such as Hardpoint, Team Deathmatch and Domination, and the base set of multiplayer maps to create the community's own custom playlist to enjoy. Sledgehammer Games have not said when the community playlist will go live, but voting will end on Tuesday, February 20th. This is the latest way that Sledgehammer Games has worked to engage with their community. Previous engagement includes the likes of double experience weekends, and new game modes like Domination XL being added into the game.
If you are looking to help out in the creation of this community playlist, make sure to head to the poll, and let Sledgehammer Games know what combination of maps and modes you would like to see.
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