Basic Training acts identically to Perks, however you can only have one equipped at a time unlike Perks allowing for multiple. Perks have also had a change up too, now being referred to as 'Basic Training'. Infantry includes a Bayonet Charge, Airborne includes a suppressor for SMG's, Armored includes a bi-pod for machine guns, Mountain provides aim assist and the ability to view enemy player names while aiming down sights with a sniper, and Expeditionary includes incendiary shells for shotguns. The beta begins with an introduction sequence, allowing you to select one of five different divisions known as Infantry, Airborne, Armored, Mountain and Expedition.Įach Division has a specific skill for their specified role. With the boots now firmly planted to the ground, how well does Sledgehammer's take of World War II stack up?įor the first time since Black Ops 2, World War II changes up the Create-A-Class system - removing the Pick 10 system and opting for more of a Battlefield style role system known as Divisions. Flash forward to 2017 and the same developers who took Call of Duty into the future are now winding the clock back all the way to World War II - a setting the series hasn't visited since 2008's Call of Duty: World at War. Since Advanced Warfare's release, the titles that followed from Treyarch and Infinity Ward sparked a ton of controversy, last years Infinite Warfare in-particular, with the series seemingly stuck in a sci-fi future it couldn't escape. Sledgehammer's first Call of Duty entry was Advanced Warfare back in 2014, which saw the series leap forward into a future filled with exo-suits, supply drops and laser guns. For the past two weekends, Activision have been holding a private beta for the upcoming title from developer Sledgehammer Games.
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