Sledgehammer have announced they are working on introducing a colour blind setting to 'Call of Duty: WWII', among other changes.
Call of Duty: WWII
The video game company have thanked fans for taking part in the title's first Private Multiplayer Beta and announced a host of amendments they are looking into ahead of the game's release following several suggestions.
In a post on the Activision website, they wrote: "Thank you for all the awesome, valuable feedback on the Private Multiplayer Beta. We've been really impressed with everyone's progress so far! So impressed, in fact, that we have now raised the level cap to 25! You'll now have unlockables such as the Bouncing Betty Lethal, Fighter Pilot Scorestreak, and more available. Let us know what you think!
"We love the positive reactions to the new overhead camera esports feature. In response to feedback about visibility of objectives, especially Hardpoints, we are currently working on solutions for launch.
"You have asked about a color blind setting in the menu. While not in the Beta, we have been working to have this for launch. (sic)"
The games company also admitted they were working on fixing a few bugs in the title which fans had reported after playing the Beta version.
They added: "We are investigating a bug that causes some players to be kicked back to the Main Menu after accepting an invite from the load screen of any map.
"There is a bug causing the title to crash when an invitee accepts an invite while entering a match when the inviter is also entering the match."
'Call of Duty: WWII' is scheduled to be released worldwide on November 3, 2017.