Call Of Duty: WW2 - 10 Tips & Tricks The Game Doesn't Tell You
9. There's A Noticeable Delay Between Sprinting And Shooting
Recent Call of Duty games have put the focus on running and gunning more than ever before. Boasting increased mobility speeds and perks that allowed players to shoot while jumping, sprinting and sliding, the series was slowly moving away from the stop-and-pop gameplay it used to be known for.
However, with COD: WW2 taking the franchise back to its boots-on-the-ground roots, the title has also returned to a style of play that doesn't encourage constant sprinting. To reflect this, the "sprint out" duration - the amount of time it takes to bring your weapon back up after sprinting - has been increased.
Consequently, returning players might be thrown off by not being able to fire straight away after coming out of a sprint. It's a subtle change, but if you're not used to it, the difference can make the latest COD feel sluggish in comparison to previous releases.
Whether you're coming straight from Infinite Warfare or jumping in for the first time, this window of vulnerability is something you should consider the next time you're running blind around a corner.