Having to spend 1000 hard-earned points to call in AI paratroopers felt like a waste of resources since they never seemed to get any kills. The killstreaks were all fitting of the time period, although some felt more rewarding than others. There were plenty of trenches and concrete bunkers for close-quarters combat, but still enough open space for snipers to flourish.
Just because there’s no more jetpack boosting or wall-running doesn’t mean it’s a slow-paced game you can still toss out a quick stun or grenade and run and gun against the opposing players.Īll three maps provided with the beta were on the smaller end but felt pretty solid, catering to different playstyles.
Sledgehammer Games introduced players to the advanced movements of jetpack boosting with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, which has been met with criticism over the years, but the same developer has now spent the last three years working to bring the series back to an authentic WWII experience.Īs a longtime Call of Duty fan, I personally found the return of the so-called “boots-on-the-ground” combat to be very refreshing in the beta. The popular first-person shooter series got its start in the Second World War, but Call of Duty has evolved over the years with a gradual increase in high-tech gadgets and fast and furious motion.
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