While I am having a great time with Call Of Duty WW2 and I have actually gotten used to no longer being able to double/boost jump or run along walls. I must admit that with the next Call Of Duty game, the heavily rumored, Black Ops 4 being set in a more modern time. I am actually quite hopeful that the folks at Treyarch may bring back wall running.
The slower more methodical pace of Call Of Duty WW2 is a very nice change of pace and apart from the limits on how long you can run, I have not actually heard anyone complain about it. However, with wall running being in the last Black Ops game, I do have a feeling that this may be something that Treyarch want to keep in. I have felt that their COD games are always a little more fast paced, with an emphasis on run and gun and that is cool with me.
Being able to boost in Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare was actually something that I thought was pretty cool. It was always pretty cool being able to run along the wall, boost jump and then shoot someone. While I have a strong feeling that wall running will return in the next COD game. If the rumors are true that the next game is set in a modern setting and is a “boots on the ground” type game that we have heard so much about. I do not think that boost jumping will be part of it.
I would love to know if you guys would like to see wall running or boost jumping return in Call Of Duty Black Ops 4 or whatever this year’s game is going to be called.
Look, I love what Sledgehammer have done with Call Of Duty WW2 and all the reports that Activision is giving out show that it has been a huge financial as well as critical success. Actually, I just read that it broke the first day digital sales on PlayStation 4 which is pretty nuts. The Resistance DLC and the Resistance Event that so far has only released on PlayStation 4 have been great.
However, many of us Call Of Duty fans have one eye on the future and that eye is trying to peek at the next COD game which all the rumors are stating is going to be Call Of Duty Black Ops 4 or at the very least a game in that same kind of style. The Black Ops series is very popular and people are already hyped by this potential news, so hyped that there have been some people online saying that they are not just looking forward to Treyarch’s next Call Of Duty game and as a result have lost a bit of interest in Call Of Duty WW2.
Call Of Duty is a game that manages to have a lot of staying power if the game is good. Black Ops III proved this as it was still supported two years after it was released. I think that Call Of Duty WW2 is one of the best COD games in the franchise’s history, so I would hate to see people lose interest just because a new Call Of Duty game is on the horizon.
While I talked a great deal about The Resistance Event in Call Of Duty WWII. I never actually talked much about the actual Resistance Division which was added to the game during this event and I thought that today I would share my thoughts on The Resistance Division.
What I like about The Resistance Division is the way it plays like a run and gun style of class, but it also has many stealth elements. Even from the first level, you get access to the tactical knife which can dish out a one hit melee kill, it is awesome!
Level 2 sees you have the ability to scramble nearby enemy maps which is really handy when you are trying to creep up on someone. Level 3 gives you an extra attachment as well as allowing you to swap weapons faster. I know that this sounds kind of “meh” but this is the kind of upgrade that comes in really handy without you even realizing it is there.
Level 4 though is where it is really at. Level 4 sees you being able to see enemies on your mini map when they are close. If you are running around looking to take people out with your tactical knife, this is a very handy ability to have.
I think that The Resistance Division is a lot of fun. I would not say that it is the class I will always play as, but I have had a lot of fun with it. If you are not too good at stealth in first person shooters (like me) this is a great way to be able to play a little stealthy, but also do a lot of damage. Let me know what you think of the Resistance Division in Call Of Duty WWII in the comments section down below.
While at first glance the Division system in Call Of Duty WW2 looks completely different to the class system we have all gotten used to the last decade. It is actually pretty similar. Today we are looking at the Armored Division and letting you know how to get the best out of it.
Armored Division is one of the most interesting Divisions in the game. At first glance, you think this is the tank class and it actually is. Making use of rocket launchers and badass machine guns make this a class that can do some very, very heavy damage in the right hands.
The Armored Division though, while extremely offensive can actually be a huge defensive ally to any team. You see they can use bipods to set up defenses and they can even use tripods so that they can position themselves with their machine gun to get less recoil. The basic loadout of an MG15, bazooka and sticky bombs is going to cause a real loud bang.
One of the ways (once you are leveled up enough of course) that you can get the best out of the Armored Division in Call Of Duty WW2 is to take the time to set up a defensive perimeter first and then go on your rampage. We do not think that this is the class that is best suited for beginners, but at the same time once you get the hang of it, we would say that Armored Division is one of the most fun classes in the entire game as the weapons are so big and powerful, it is impossible not to have fun when using them.
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