While Call of Duty has ruled the roost when it comes to first-person military shooters for quite some time now, Battlefield 6 came in and proved to be a bigger challenge than initially thought.
This new challenger is primarily the reason for Activision turning things around in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 in ways we never imagined. Not only is SBMM (Skill-Based Matchmaking) toned down in the beta, which Activision confirmed will also be the default playlist in the final version of the game, but Treyarch is now actually listening to the community regarding player feedback.
Today, the studio released a new "Dev Talk" in which the developers discussed the changes they're implementing based on the BO7 beta feedback.
Black Ops 7 Changes To The Beta Get Rid Of Dexterity Crutch
The dev talk lasts for four minutes, but if you don't want to watch the entire thing, the main change Treyarch is implementing in the final game is that players will be able to go ADS (aim down sight), slide, dive and wall jump without equipping the Dexterity perk.
In the beta, players had to equip the Dexterity perk to be able to do all...
