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No unlimited sprint for call of duty ww2 :0
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What do you guys think of no unlimited sprint?
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Good. Makes the game more realistic.
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Don't like it. Unlimited sprint was one of the few things that I really enjoyed. It was dumb that a soldier could only run for a few seconds at a time. Made no sense whatsoever.
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Yin wrote Don't like it. Unlimited sprint was one of the few things that I really enjoyed. It was dumb that a soldier could only run for a few seconds at a time. Made no sense whatsoever.
Right lol. Its so annoying constantly running, but they want this one to be realistic i guess.
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Yin wrote Don't like it. Unlimited sprint was one of the few things that I really enjoyed. It was dumb that a soldier could only run for a few seconds at a time. Made no sense whatsoever.
But as its ww2 think of said weight these soldiers would be carrying..
It makes it realistic and i hope they slow te game play down to how waw was
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I understand that it's more realistic, and some people like myself will understand and appreciate that for a good day or two, but I guarantee it will eventually frustrate you more than anything when you're running away from a bunch of enemies and all of a sudden you stop running.
I personally think it will be more frustrating than anything. I would rather have unlimited sprint as a perk for those who want to use it. The people who want to feel the realism can go without enabling the perk.
I personally think it will be more frustrating than anything. I would rather have unlimited sprint as a perk for those who want to use it. The people who want to feel the realism can go without enabling the perk.
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Uzi wrote I understand that it's more realistic, and some people like myself will understand and appreciate that for a good day or two, but I guarantee it will eventually frustrate you more than anything when you're running away from a bunch of enemies and all of a sudden you stop running.
I personally think it will be more frustrating than anything. I would rather have unlimited sprint as a perk for those who want to use it. The people who want to feel the realism can go without enabling the perk.
Yer have like extreme conditioning for longer sprint, i think they need to have things in this game for the original cod players and the younger generation's.
One i hope they do it normal leveling and unlocking weapons at certain levels, none of this supply drops to get better weapons etc
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Yin wrote Don't like it. Unlimited sprint was one of the few things that I really enjoyed. It was dumb that a soldier could only run for a few seconds at a time. Made no sense whatsoever.
Yeah I like unlimited sprint too but I think this one will be good still
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I agree and disagree. I like the thought of realism but hate the thought of running for 2 second's stopping and having to push back down the analog to start again for another 2 second's.
No unlimited sprint but add it as a perk. That way you meet in the middle
No unlimited sprint but add it as a perk. That way you meet in the middle
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I like it because it brings back the raw feeling of REAL LIFE.
It's World War II. There were no exo-suits, no "enhancement drinks", no nothing. It was just regular men who went to war against the Axis powers. I agree with Sledgehammer to try to make it as realistic as possible and keep history in check.
I didn't even know there was unlimited sprint in the past few CoD games and I don't run all the time so I really couldn't have seen it. But it's the past, they can't make a soldier run for 100% of the time if they want to make it as realistic as possible.
And yes, I know that BF1 has unlimited sprint in a WWI game. The sizes of the maps on that game are ridiculously huge (at least in Operations) but I still don't see the point in unlimited sprint, takes away the reality.
It's World War II. There were no exo-suits, no "enhancement drinks", no nothing. It was just regular men who went to war against the Axis powers. I agree with Sledgehammer to try to make it as realistic as possible and keep history in check.
I didn't even know there was unlimited sprint in the past few CoD games and I don't run all the time so I really couldn't have seen it. But it's the past, they can't make a soldier run for 100% of the time if they want to make it as realistic as possible.
And yes, I know that BF1 has unlimited sprint in a WWI game. The sizes of the maps on that game are ridiculously huge (at least in Operations) but I still don't see the point in unlimited sprint, takes away the reality.
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