U4GM Why Black Ops 7 Quad XP Weekend Matters Jan 15 20

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I booted up Black Ops 7 expecting the usual slow crawl, then realised Treyarch had quietly turned on a full Quad Feed. If you're trying to catch up without burning whole evenings, this is the kind of weekend where even a few matches feel productive, and some folks even pair it with a CoD BO7 Bot Lobby session to warm up or test builds before jumping back into tougher lobbies.

This one isn't just "double rank XP" and that's it. It's the whole bundle: Double Account XP, Double Weapon XP, Double Battle Pass XP, plus Double GobbleGum earn rate for Zombies. You'll notice it right away if you're levelling a fresh gun—attachments start dropping so fast you're back in Create-a-Class every other match. Battle Pass progress also stops feeling stingy, which matters if you've been staring at those last tiers thinking, "Yeah, I'll do it later." Later's now.

The timing isn't random either. It lines up with "115 Day," which is basically Treyarch tipping the hat to Zombies history and the whole Element 115 thing. Even if you don't care about the lore, it's still a solid excuse to play Zombies again because that GobbleGum boost changes the rhythm. You can actually stockpile enough to experiment instead of hoarding everything "for a serious run" that never happens. If you've got friends who only log on for round-based chaos, this is how you get them online.

The event runs from Thursday, Jan. 15 through Tuesday, Jan. 20, so you've got more than a tiny weekend window. One thing that always trips people up: your personal Double XP tokens will look locked. That's normal during global boosts, because tokens won't stack and the game's basically stopping you from wasting them. Best use of the time is simple: pick one or two weapons you actually like, chase the key attachments first, then swap to whatever needs Battle Pass progress. Don't bounce between ten guns and end up finishing none of them.

If your goal is prestige levels, a finished pass, or a GobbleGum stash for those "one more run" nights, this is a clean shot at it—quick sessions still pay off. And if you're also looking to save time on the grind outside of match boosts, it's worth checking services like U4GM for game items and currency options, especially when you're trying to keep your loadouts moving without getting stuck in the slow lane.