YouTuber TheseKnivesOnly Shows Off New Cavalry Division for Call of Duty: WWII
By Nicholas Barth ·
Sunday, June 24th saw Call of Duty YouTuber TheseKnivesOnly show off gameplay of and confirm the brand new Cavalry Division that will be coming to Call of Duty: WWII.
UPDATE: 6/24/2018 - 1:39 PM PST
A new video from YouTuber eColiEspresso has revealed new information regarding the Cavalry Division for Call of Duty: WWII. Players will be able to get their hands on a brand new weapon called the ZK-383 if they are able to prestige the Cavalry Division.
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Call of Duty YouTuber TheseKnivesOnly has uploaded a new video on Sunday, June 24th that confirms and shows off the brand new Cavalry Division that will be making its way to Call of Duty: WWII with the next update for the game that is set to go live on June 26th.
The Cavalry Division will introduce a riot shield to Call of Duty: WWII and will allow players to utilize the new weapon to protect themselves from enemy fire.
You can find all of the unlocks for the Cavalry Division of Call of Duty: WWII below.
1 - Carry a Shield that offers protection against attacks.
2 - While sprinting, Shield Charge to ram enemies
3 - Improved Objective Capabilities
4 - Objectives give extra score & two assists equal a kill
The Cavalry Division will be the first new addition to the divisions that the latest title introduced into WWII since the Resistance Division was added into the first person shooter.
With a focus on objective play in the descriptions for its unlocks, the new Cavalry Division looks to encourage and foster objective play from its users, due to its ability to go head first and survive enemy fire with its riot shield.
It will be interesting to see if the professional scene of the title in the Call of Duty World League for WWII will allow the Cavalry Division to be used in official play. While the riot shield and other unlocks for the Cavalry Division look to be ideal for objective based players, the possibility of the protection that the riot shield provides and whether or it not it is seen as too powerful could raise concerns over allowing the use of it in professional play.
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(cover photo courtesy of Sledgehammer Games)