Call of Duty: WWII – hvilken Division passer dig bedst?

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An Infantry soldier also knows what attachments and situations make their assault rifle perform the best in battle. When leveling up this Division, you will gain access to another primary attachment slot and extra magazines for your starting primary, which will help you fully customize your favorite weapon in Call of Duty: WWII’s Multiplayer.

Finally, an Infantry soldier is not afraid to charge forward in battle, even against enemies who brandish shotguns and submachine guns. For that reason, the Infantry Division has access to a Bayonet Charge as its main skill. By clicking R3 on your controller (or the key bind of your choice on PC) while sprinting, you’ll race forward with your fixed bayonet, piercing the first enemy in your path for an automatic kill. As long as you live through the charge, that is.

Want to be this versatile soldier? Then pick the Infantry as your Division of choice.

Submachine guns are the primary weapon for Airborne Division members, who rely on fast-firing weapons and speed in order to reach victory. The Training on offer for the Airborne Division is perfect for this playstyle, giving those who level up benefits to their sprint speed and duration, as well as an increase to their climbing speed over obstacles or up ladders.

The Airborne Division skill adds a unique twist to the traditional run-and-gun player, as it allows you to attach a suppressor to your submachine gun at any moment in combat. A suppressor is no longer an attachment for any weapon in-game, but should feel familiar to those who used have used it in previous Call of Duty titles. While it does cut your range of lethality, a suppressor hides your muzzle flash, which helps you aim better while being stealthy, and muffles your shots so they don’t appear on your enemy’s minimap.

This skill turns the Airborne Division into a must for stealth players, as a suppressor is one of few ways you can disorient and surprise your enemies. Paired with the lethality of submachine guns in close quarters, the suppressor skill gives you a major edge when you find yourself behind your enemy’s front lines.

Whether you like to sneak up on your foes, run a marathon around the map, or even both, the Airborne Division is what you should choose when you drop into Call of Duty: WWII’s multiplayer.

If you love that phrase, and are not afraid to empty an entire clip downrange towards an objective, then welcome to the Armored Division.

The Armored Division is a must have for those who love to use light machine guns, weapons that are slow to fire but pack a serious punch, especially at range. This is because the Armored Division’s skill gives you a bipod for any light machine gun, which allows you to turn your LMG of choice into a fixed turret. If you see a ledge or go prone while using the Armored Division, you’ll be able to mount your LMG to heavily decrease recoil.

This skill allows you to hold objectives, but it also makes you a stationary target. Enemies will want to smoke you out with tactical grenades, explosives, and even fire… But with the Armored Division, you can take almost as much as you can dish out.

Through leveling up the Armored Division, you’ll earn immunity to tactical equipment, as well as take less damage to fire and explosives. This is not only helpful for those wanting to sit on an objective, but in nearly every single fight you will get into, it will force your enemy to rely on their gun skill to take you down.

Leveling the playing field with your Training as well as your weapon is what the Armored Division is built for, and if this sounds like a good fit for you, then choose this as your first division.

However, the Mountain Division is not just for sniping, and their Division Training may also sway you towards going this route. When leveling up this division, you’ll gain access to various stealth perks, such as being invisible to enemy Recon Aircraft and other Scorestreaks while moving, with silent movement similar to the Dead Silence perk in previous Call of Duty titles.

These stealth benefits are useful for snipers who need to change their location often. You will not be able to slap on a suppressor to your gun, but if you pick your battles correctly, this training path will forge you into an almost invisible threat to your enemies.

Want to snipe or sneak? Then choose this as your starting Division.

The Expeditionary Division relies on shotguns, which range from pump-action to semi-automatic, and are the masters of destruction at close range. Their Division Skill provides a few rounds of Incendiary Shells, which make your shotgun even deadlier at close range by spewing fire that can set your enemies ablaze. However, this skill only works with shotguns, which are the calling card of this Division, so choose your loadout wisely.

Even if you choose to forgo a shotgun, leveling up your Expeditionary Division will make you the master of equipment. You will be able to select both Tactical and Lethal equipment (every other Division will only allow you to use one or the other), resupply equipment from fallen enemies, and allow you to throw equipment faster, farther, and while sprinting.

Those of you who are creative in combat, or know how to surprise the enemy, you should consider the Expeditionary Division as your first choice.