Bullets from even small caliber fire piercing thick metal surfaces is ludicrous. The recoil was far greater, and trigger control was necessary for accuracy even at close range. The original full auto weapons wouldn't melt down 4 players instantly halfway across the map. Yes, a good player could iron sight someone at long range with a carefully aimed headshot, but not at full auto. Full autos existed in the original CODs, but they were nowhere near the instakill 'who shoots first' death machines that comprise CODWW2. This is still nothing more than a full auto/quick scoping nightmare. This exclusion of the one of the most quintessential aspects of the WW2 genre is a slap in the face to all bolt action iron sight lovers. The animation and timing looks and feels like you are trying to look through the lens. In addition the iron sight bolt action rifle still handles like there is a scope on it. What does COD WW2 give us? One bolt action rifle with iron sights that was put into the game as an afterthought and must be unlocked AND take up an attachment slot. Bolt action rifles (iron sights only) also happened to be the most common weapon in WW2 apart from American forces. It took skill, and it fit my play style of not jumping around like an idiot with an SMG. BOLT ACTION IRON SIGHTS DESTROYED Firstly, the only weapon I used in COD1, UO, and COD2 was the bolt action rifle with iron sights. To help others avoid buying this game with false expectations, I will tell you what aspects ruined it for me. I was hoping to get that experience with updated features. I was very excited about this game, because I was an avid player of the original CODs in the WW2 era. As stated by many others, this is a just modern warfare reskinned to look like WW2. As stated by many others, this is a just DO NOT EXPECT YOUR ORIGINAL FONDNESS TO BE REKINDLED BY THIS MASQUERADE. DO NOT EXPECT YOUR ORIGINAL FONDNESS TO BE REKINDLED BY THIS MASQUERADE.
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