My division gives me smoke, so I can get on the bridge, give myself some cover, and start working on building the bridge. In that encounter, like you say-I run the Airborne division a lot. You have to be the hero and go out there and work while everyone else covers you.Д¬ondrey: ThatвЂ™s a great example of what we wanted to capture, reinforcing the theme of WWII squads. GamesBeat: Building that bridge is pretty difficult. These are all brand-new custom maps, not taken from campaign, not playable in team deathmatch, built to really drive that squad-based teamwork with a linear set of narrative-driven objectives. And of course we have War, which you played. You can experiment and grow all those divisions.

WeвЂ™re going to have a strong core set of maps built around that small- to medium-sized, three-lane Call of Duty map, and then some that provide a different experience.

You caught a bit of that in the reveal trailer with the Gustav cannon map. But there are maps that are crafted to reinforce the play style of the armored division, with their LMGs, or the mountain division with snipers. ItвЂ™s also good for the expeditionary force with their Winchester shotgun and incendiary shells. ItвЂ™s great for the Airborne and their SMGs. Pointe du Hoc, which you played, is one of those. There will be maps that are really small, close maps. YouвЂ™re meant to enlist in a division that was iconic in WWII and then reinforce that play style.

Divisions, which you saw a bit of, is our replacement for create-a-class. Michael Condrey: The approach we took on multiplayer for Call of Duty: WWII is really about reinforcing play style. GamesBeat: It feels like itвЂ™s very close-quarters, at least on those maps.

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