A new leak has surfaced for Call of Duty Black Ops 6, which apparently shows the first gameplay scenes from the detail match mode. These changes have been criticized by fans.
This leak apparently shows the first gameplay scenes for the Deathmatch mode in Call of Duty Black Ops 6. (Source: YouTube screenshot/Xbox)
- A new gameplay leak has surfaced for Call of Duty Black Ops 6.
- Some fans criticize the “Aim Assist” feature for console players.
- There are divided opinions about the “TTK” and the Omnimovement.
There will be a beta phase for Call of Duty Black Ops 6 on August 30th. This gives you the opportunity to try out the upcoming shooter before its release.
Before the start of this test phase, however, some players apparently gained illegal access to the game. This resulted in various gameplay leaks, which Activision quickly removed most of.
On YouTube, user Sabarblade has now published a new video that is supposed to show the first gameplay scenes from the Deathmatch mode. The material shown has apparently led to mixed reactions in the comments.
For example, user Axios7 criticizes that the “Aim Assist” feature could lead to frustration for players who do not use a controller. According to Sabarblade, the aim assist is similarly strong to that in Modern Warfare 3.
Omnimovement
However, some fans have positive things to say about the new Omnimovement. User someonesomethingsomebody, for example, writes that the new movement is promising and “arcady”.
At the same time, however, he fears that the gameplay could become very intense (“sweaty”). An example of this can be seen at minute 0:52, where the player jumps out of a door with a long leap.
How much do you know about Call of Duty?
(Source: Steam)
When was the very first Call of Duty released?
“TTK”
There are also apparently divided opinions about the “TTK” in the game. This abbreviation stands for “Time To Kill” and indicates how many shots a player needs to die.
The user 0jutai reports that the “TTK” looks faster than in Modern Warfare 3. The Ak-74, as he observed, only needs four shots to take out an opponent.
It is important to note, however, that the footage shown is only a leak. Activision will only present official details about the multiplayer at the upcoming Call of Duty: Next event.
- » Tipp: The best VPN providers for more security and data protection
- » Buy a balcony power plant: Comparison of the best solar systems
Don’t miss anything with the NETWORK-Newsletter
Every Friday: The most informative and entertaining summary from the world of technology!
