The Omnimovement training course in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has a cruel twist, as it's led by Frank Woods, who was left handicapped after the events of Black Ops 2. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 players pointed out this peculiar detail shortly after entering the early access beta, which began on August 30.
Black Ops 6 continues where Black Ops 2's flashback campaign missions and the events of Black Ops Cold War left off. Alongside the campaign set in the early 90s, Black Ops 6 includes multiplayer and round-based Zombies modes, with all three components featuring the game's all-new Omnimovement system. The improved movement system lets players sprint, dive, and strafe with a higher degree of freedom and control, as shown by Treyarch leading up to the release of the Black Ops 6 early access beta. The beta gives players access to an assortment of gear and operators, eight multiplayer maps, a limited core playlist, and the Omnimovement training course.
As the Black Ops 6 beta continues, one player makes a rather unusual and unexpected discovery regarding a mistake on one of the game's new maps.
Reddit user Latro2020 jokingly pointed out that...
