When Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 launches later this year on October 25, fans will notice a plethora of changes when it comes to multiplayer. Already, Activision and Treyarch announced that the movement will be receiving a major overhaul with the omnimovement system. Now, it looks like movement won't be the only thing that looks or feels different in October.
Earlier on Saturday, a massive amount of information surrounding Black Ops 6's multiplayer leaked online via a PlayStation 4 alpha build. Among those leaks were 20 multiplayer maps, including the return of Nuketown and Firing Range. Now, actual gameplay has also surfaced, showcasing a different UI, a customizable HUD and more.
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There's a lot to unpack, so we'll highlight some of the most noteworthy developments.
If you're one of the many who are tired of the infinite left-to-right scrolling in Call of Duty menus, then know that things will be changing in Black Ops 6. That's because the UI has been overhauled to be vertical, meaning weapon attachments are now fully visible, among other quality of life changes.
Another noteworthy highlight is the many...
