My advice for quickly getting better at COD WW2 is to pick an SMG you like, and max out the level as fast at you can.
*If you care more about the most fun weapons to play with, check out this post. Here is my perfect loadout that has me back at the top of the leaderboard.mostly. While past versions of the game have a mix of maps that require mastery of each gun type, almost every map in this game focuses on funneling players into close range battles.Īfter playing for a week, I've found that high fire rate weapons rule the battlefield. Like every game, WW2's map design favors certain play types over others, in this case, close quarters combat. Traditionally I've been a good Call Of Duty player, consistently scoring in the top 1/3 of my squad, although never good enough to go 25-0 and get a nuke. Like last place in every game crushed and it was driving me nuts. For the first few days, I was getting crushed. In COD, players just run every direction and it's super fun controlled chaos. Destiny is fireteam based, if you stick together in that game you basically win. With that said, this game is a lot different than other FPS games, especially Destiny 2 which I've been playing since the release.
WW2 continues to be an awesome setting for video games. This game gets back to its point and shoot roots, with enough customization options to keep hardcore players entertained without turning off casual ones. Previous games required mastery of jet packs, wall jumps, or special moves to be competitive. I've played every COD with the exception of last year's total bust, Infinite Warfare, and this is a sweet addition to the lineup.Īside from the cool new game modes borrowed from Battlefield 1, this is the first COD in recent memory that you can pick up and play without being at a disadvantage. It'll be more helpful.Ĭall Of Duty is officially back, and I'm not just talking the yearly release. Read the updated version from March 2018. Read the 2018 UPDATE: This old dusty article was posted back when COD WW2 first came out.
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