Treyarch has issued a quick fix for a double XP issue in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, where players found their experience points slashed during the game’s initial 2XP weekend. Just days after the latest entry in the Call of Duty series hit shelves, this highly anticipated event was meant to offer a significant boost to multiplayer leveling. However, many players noticed right away that they weren’t receiving the full double XP they expected, prompting swift complaints across gaming forums and social media.
Bug Uncovered Early by Players
The issue didn’t go unnoticed for long, as affected fans pointed out inconsistencies with their in-game rewards within the event’s first day. For instance, one player noted they received only 6,000 XP after a match where they should have earned 12,340, sparking concerns that the XP boost was somehow being dampened. The glitch fueled speculation, with some accusing Treyarch and Activision of scaling back the rewards intentionally.
Treyarch Responds with Fix and Event Extension
Treyarch responded swiftly, confirming the bug was not intentional and pushing an update to correct the XP discrepancies. The developer has since extended the 2XP weekend, giving everyone additional time to fully experience the intended double XP rewards. With this extension, players now have another opportunity to maximize their leveling progress, knowing that the bug has been addressed.
This quick response from Treyarch, alongside the extended weekend, demonstrates a commitment to ensuring Black Ops 6 delivers a balanced and enjoyable experience—even in its early post-launch period. For fans eager to unlock gear and progress quickly, this extension offers the chance to finally get the most out of the first XP boost of the game.
