Watch Dogs Legion character classes, skills & special equipment UbisoftWatch Dogs Legion dramatically shakes up the formula that its predecessors rigidly stuck by. The game takes a step forward, in particular with its characters, so let\u2019s walk through the Watch Dogs Legion character Classes you can choose from and how to get them. [jwplayer 91I9RIGm] Ubisoft really wanted to make the feel of Watch Dogs Legion completely different from the first two Watch Dogs games. As a result, the game has introduced an innovative concept of not having one single protagonist to guide through until the very end. Instead, you make use of the game\u2019s many NPCs, well PCs (every character is recruitable in the game), and you have to recruit a strong force to make DedSec strong enough to rebel against Zero Day\u2019s and Albion\u2019s intrusive stronghold over London. So, read on ahead and we will run through everything we know about the 3 Watch Dogs Legion characters, and their specific abilities and special equipment. How to recruit people in Watch Dogs Legion One of the key selling points for the game is that you can recruit anyone in the game\u2019s world. Anyone. Whilst it does seem to be slightly unbelievable, it is actually the case. According to Ubisoft\u2018s website: \u201cEvery Londoner has a unique backstory with a special skill set and a distinctive personality. Recruit anyone from an MI5 agent to an illegal street-racer and customize them with killer outfits and iconic masks.\u201d Read More: New Watch Dogs Legion release date revealed – In order to acquire a new addition, you have to simply appease them. Complete a side-mission that cures them of their ailment and it frees them up to come and join the good fight at DedSec. This then allows you to play as them, and then \u2013 if you choose \u2013 they could be your main character for the rest of the game. Unless they die\u2026 for good. Different Watch Dogs Legion character classes Having three different classes allows the player to diversify their workforce and provide different ways of approaching missions. Each class has a niche that makes them desirable for certain missions. Ubisoft has even made a humorous video demonstrating this concept in action, showing you how it can be used effectively. It seems that it may benefit the player to have some strategy as it may be needed to adequately set up for certain missions, so make sure to choose wisely. Enforcer This is your go-to class when you wanna let the fists talk and the bullets fly. Enforcers are purely dedicated to providing the best setup to furiously engage in combat to your heart\u2019s content. With plenty of heavy weapons and various other deadly weapons for you to use, Enforcer is particularly skilled when it comes to absolute destruction. This class is better suited to a mission where stealth is perhaps not quite as key. Special equipment: Sticky Mine \u2013 A mine that can be glued to any surface in the game. Enforcer\u2019s Skills: Explosive Rounds \u2013 Ammunition that explodes on impact and can be fired from assault rifles and light machine guns. – Insert Coin \u2013 Sacrifices range for additional stopping power by giving the player a damage boost. – Hacker The Hacker does exactly what it says on the tin \u2013 it hacks. This class much prefers to operate in secrecy and foregoes the perils of being too close to the action as they can call upon their technology to do the heavy-hitting for them. The Hacker is quite capable of gaining control of small objects that can be used to the player\u2019s advantage. Naturally, the class is ideal for stealthier missions where complete anonymity is vital. Special Equipment: Spiderbot \u2013 A small, upgradeable robot that can be used to silently attacks enemies, get a hold of access codes for doors etc, and provide seamless access. Hacker\u2019s Skills: Attract \u2013 A new Spiderbot ability that allows the player to distract guards in a local area. – Direct Control \u2013 Allows the Spiderbot to transform into a special turret mode. – Spider Army \u2013 This ability lets the player carry more Spiderbots and deploy them simultaneously. – Infiltrator The silent assassin. Infiltrator likes to get up close and personal \u2013 similarly to Enforcer \u2013 but with the key difference of being undetected in their actions. The class is very good at stunning opponents and even refraining from contact with them altogether. Like the Hacker, Infiltrators are preferential for stealthier operations, but its versatility means it could be used for any occasion. Special Equipment: AR Cloak \u2013 An instant coat of invisibility that allows for a quick escape, to sneak past guards, or even hide bodies. Infiltrator\u2019s Abilities: Lunge \u2013 Effectively increases the player\u2019s range of attack. – All-Seeing \u2013 Provides the ability to mark enemies in the area. – Shockwave \u2013 Produces an electrical shockwave, stunning anyone in the area. – First Strike \u2013 The SMG is now equipped with a silencer, allowing for the silent killing of enemies. – So there you go. That is everything we know about Watch Dogs Legion and its character classes, special equipment, and abilities. With Watch Dogs Legion now released to the public, new information is sure to come out in regards to these skills. If it does, and we receive new information about these classes, then we\u2019ll be sure to update you on more Watch Dogs Legion character classes info.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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