Getting rid of the create a class system and adding the new Division system in Call Of Duty WWII was a brave step. To be honest with you, while at first glance it may seem like a radical departure, it is very similar to what we have been used to for the last 10 years. Today though, we are taking a closer look at Airborne Division.
We really like the Airborne Division in Call Of Duty WWII. It offers you a kind of run and gun style of gameplay, but it is a little stealthier than what Infinitry Division offers. It is the Division Skill that makes this such a popular “class”. You see you can get a suppressor which hides your fire on the map, but at the result of losing a little accuracy, but if you are playing as Airborne Division to be more stealthy, it does not matter.
If you are the kind of player who likes to get in and out of a situation, Airborne Division is for you. Some of the other perks that are offered are about letting you run faster, longer and also allowing you to climb quicker. It is great for getting in, taking someone down quick and then getting out of there before their buddies realize what went wrong.
The Thompson M1928 is the primary weapon and with the suppressor, as you will be trying to get in and close, we really think this gun is fine for most people. Sure tinker around a little and see if another loadout suits you best. For us, though it is the way you move quickly and quietly more so than the actual loadout that makes Airborne Division one of the best classes in Call Of Duty WWII.
To say Battlefield 1 was a huge success is a major understatement. Most of us had a blast with the first two expansions, but now more details have come forward about the Battlefield 1 Turning Tides expansion that is starting December 2017.
Notice we said starting, that is because this expansion is not all coming at once. Instead, it is coming in waves and it will be released gradually over the course of a few weeks.
The first part of the Battlefield 1 Turning Tides expansion is super jacked! To start with it has two new maps in Achi Baba and Cape Helles. Also, the Gallipoli Operation that is also part of this expansion will make use of these new maps. A load of new weapons including both guns and melee weapons along with an Infiltrator Elite Class that we can have fun with. One other thing we have to mention that is coming is the awesome, Conquest Assault Mode that was a huge hit in past Battlefield games is coming back.
Shortly after this in January the next part of the Battlefield 1 Turning Tides expansion will be released. Once again you will have two new maps to have fun with these are Heligoland Bight and Zeebrugge. As well as these new maps there is also a brand new faction, the British Empire’s Royal Marines.
We think that these new maps, modes, and other goodies are sure to breathe a lot more life into Battlefield 1 and our modded controllers can make sure you rule these new maps with an iron fist. If you are lucky enough to have the Battlefield 1 Premium Pass then you will be able to enjoy the Turning Tides expansion a couple of weeks early!
There have been some pretty big hitters when it comes to first person shooters released in the last 24 months. Games like Overwatch, Doom, Battlefront 2, COD WW II and even Titanfall 2 are making sure the FPS genre is front and center. With all the big games being released in such a short time, some will always get lost in the shuffle, one of these we feel is Quake Champions!
How is a new Quake game not a bigger deal? It is being made by Bethesda and ID so it is sure to be a lot of fun and while we have not been part of the beta or the early access. From what we have seen and heard, those who have taken part are having an awesome time. Quake Champions is going to offer a “free to play” model which may be what has made some people decide to not bother with the game or have any interest.
But as the first Quake game in over a decade, we are really quite shocked at how little attention the game has gotten. While we are running out of months in 2017. That 2017 release date Bethesda gave us is looking less and less likely. But they are supporting those early access players very well with new updates and characters (Doom Guy!) to mess around with.
As of right now, Quake Champions is only due out for PC, but Bethesda has not completely ruled out making a Xbox One or PlayStation 4 port of the game.
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