Development Notes

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Our environment artists and terrain development team are always looking for new innovative ways to create upgrades to your gameplay experience. Today we're going to show you the return of the fire escape for urban buildings (for rooftop access), how we're planning to open up big urban buildings to have interior access, and how forward bases are receiving some new treatments. These are among the many developments taking place. Remember, your subscriptions are the lifeblood of what we do here, be sure to subscribe for the launch of Campaign 177 (today at 5PM PST) as well as backing up developments like these. Subscribe at HTTP://account.wwiionline.com.

User Rating: 5 / 5

Hello WWII Online players! One of the tasks we have on the Production team is to reimage some of the urban buildings now that we have been able to reactivate their damage states for the first time in many years. This means we'll be updating the "standing" (or non-damaged building state) as well as the "destroyed" (or secondary damaged building state). We want to expand the possibility for players, specifically, infantry to maneuver through buildings and flank enemy forces because for far too long, you've been going down kill funnels. Today I'd like to share with you some work I've been doing on the urban building (01). Thanks to your subscription support, efforts like these are made possible. Subscribe at http://account.wwiionline.com to help us do more.

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Today we're excited to announce that all Builders will be receiving access to a NEW infantry unit, "The Commando," very soon. Commandos were used as specialized units throughout the war on both sides, taking on specialty missions, and were considered the ELITE. In recognition of the amazing support that our Builders have been providing to WWII Online, we wanted to make this unit exclusive to them. Please continue reading to see what the Commandos loadout will be. 

User Rating: 5 / 5

One of the most anticipated vehicles to enter WWII Online is nearing completion. Today I'd like to go into a little bit of detail about its current status, why it has taken a little longer, and what we are doing to help accelerate that timeline. This aircraft is significant in that it's the first ground-up aircraft that CRS 2.0 has built and let's just say there have been TONS of things to learn. Let's get right into it.