Call of Duty: WWII Beginner Tips – How to Hold Your Own in Multiplayer

[tps_title]Sprint Effectively[/tps_title]

In Call of Duty: WWII sprinting is super limited (especially for non-Airbonre Division classes), and should be used intelligently. Don’t just sprint because you can, but make sure to conserve it when you need it. Sprinting makes your soldier tired, and once he’s spent from running, there’s a second or two that you will need to walk instead. 

Try sprinting in short bursts instead of running everywhere like a headless chicken. Sprint to go from one cover to the next, to avoid enemy gunfire, to flank and so on. 

The sprint limitations is a big change compared to past Call of Duty games and some players might need a couple of matches to get used to its more conservative feel.