But again, it’s a tradeoff depending on how you’re going to play in that session. I usually run this class because it’s hard to get some of those score streaks. You trade that for something you might like. Then, when you go down here, you’ll have both of those.
I believe the one we’re talking about now is Bang, which allows you to take smoke and lethal at the same time. You through the basic training and as you rank up, you’ll get a lot of options. If you want access to smoke, you have to trade something for that. GamesBeat: And you can make other decisions. You want to use your division and the weapon that’s tailored to it so you can get the most out of your division. I won’t be able to use my bipod to get less recoil in that powerful stance. I’ll take airborne division, but then take my LMG. Let’s say I really like LMGs, but I want to run a little faster and climb obstacles faster. Mejia: As you progress through your career in multiplayer, you start to make choices and build out for your division. That’s a great role player for people who are trying to get to the front lines fast. You contrast that to airborne, which is all about speed and stealth with the suppressor and increased sprint speed. GamesBeat: Are you slower than you would be in infantry?Ĭondrey: You are, because you’re more armored and you’re carrying a heavier weapon. Lots of times guys will run armored division for objective-based modes, because you can sit on a hardpoint or a dom point and take more flak damage, take more splash damage. GamesBeat: I didn’t realize I could use a light machine gun in the infantry, but then I didn’t have access to the stand I could use in armored.Ĭondrey: Exactly. His skill is built around taking less damage. He’s a hold and suppress sort of role-player. In this case, armored is set up with an LMG. You can consider the flexibility you want in determining your soldier’s loadout with a play style. Michael Condrey: Divisions are meant to encourage a particular type of role, more powerfully than in any create-a-class in the past.
Division drives your choice in how you want to play, and how that ties to your weapon. It redefines the create-a-class system for Call of Duty. GamesBeat: That’s something that past players aren’t as familiar with, right? That a division is associated with a specialty. If you’re an armored guy, when you’re making your choices in weaponry, you want to make sure that aligns with your division so you can get the most out of that weapon.
Once you make that choice, based on the gameplay style you want to go into battle with, you start to look at your class and your loadout. Mike Mejia: Everything starts with your division, enlisting in that division. Here, what sort of choices do you want to start making? In that past that means I get a light machinegun and try to camp out playing fire support. GamesBeat: If you’re trying to figure out a role to play in multiplayer, what decisions do you make that will be in alignment with that role? For me, I’m not too fast or accurate.
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