Specialization's

[taylordtaylord]

Ok, this has probably been asked a lot but i'm clueless so i will go ahead and ask. I was told since i'm a 50 i can have a specialization. I don't really know much about it, but just curious what people's opinions on them are and what exactly the deal is. Is there one that most people choose that seems to be the better smarter option and am i allowed to change it if i don't like it?

[Sikslik7]

What happens is this:

 

1. You reach level 50 and pick a specialization to work on. Each specialization has 10 levels, which increases in needed points to the next level as before.

 

2. During leveling up, you gain access to new emblems, gun skins, and armor. Once you reach the 10th level, you gain access to a new tactical/support package (like dexterity, ammo, etc.). You can then use that as one of your loadout options. This ability is determined by which specialization you picked. (I suggest looking at the abilities for each specialization, found using google).

 

3. You then pick the next specialization you wish to complete.

[FleshBack]

I'll tell you what specialization not to pick: pioneer. The armor is terrible and the fast track perk is absolutely useless gameplay wise. Yeah, it is like 500 xp a match, but they basically throw XP at you in this game so you won't be missing it. Especially at the expense of another perk. Do yourself a favor and don't go pioneer first.

[taylordtaylord]

What happens is this:

 

1. You reach level 50 and pick a specialization to work on. Each specialization has 10 levels, which increases in needed points to the next level as before.

 

2. During leveling up, you gain access to new emblems, gun skins, and armor. Once you reach the 10th level, you gain access to a new tactical/support package (like dexterity, ammo, etc.). You can then use that as one of your loadout options. This ability is determined by which specialization you picked. (I suggest looking at the abilities for each specialization, found using google).

 

3. You then pick the next specialization you wish to complete.

 

Awesome that helps a lot. I guess i'll have to do some serious thinking on which i want.

[ProudDrunkIrish]

I'll tell you what specialization not to pick: pioneer. The armor is terrible and the fast track perk is absolutely useless gameplay wise. Yeah, it is like 500 xp a match, but they basically throw XP at you in this game so you won't be missing it. Especially at the expense of another perk. Do yourself a favor and don't go pioneer first.

 

I would actually disagree with FleshBack on this one, I would have gone for Pioneer as every round you get 500+ extra XP, this may not seem like much but over the course of a week it can be a lot.

 

So Pioneer = perk for more XP (you can complete other specializations faster)

Operator = Wheelman (tougher vehicles and less effect when EMP'd)

 

Above are the only 2 I have used the extra perks from yet though I have completed all of them, most of what you get is absolute rubbish so either of these would be the best IMO. Just to note so you know, you only get the perk for the specialization when you have completed the 10 lvl's for it, then the perk will appear in one of your 2 perk lists and you can select it as you do any other.

[Velganice]

Research them and find one you think you'll like and go with it. If you complete challenges and stuff you'll blow through those 10 levels and be on your next one. Personally I like pioneer because as was previously stated it's not much per match but it adds up quick, and who doesn't like free XP?

[Chris Hansen]

All the best players use stability. It's my main fighting class with any precision weapon. Your aim doesn't move when getting hit while zoomed in or shooting. It makes a BIG difference in long range fighting, and with a sniper rifle.

[Surveillance]

I went Pioneer first... CRAP

[FleshBack]

All the best players use stability. It's my main fighting class with any precision weapon. Your aim doesn't move when getting hit while zoomed in or shooting. It makes a BIG difference in long range fighting, and with a sniper rifle.

 

That is really subjective. I mean, I would agree that Stability is the best specialization perk, but it is real garbage outside of bigger maps. Also, what gun do you use with it, a DMR?