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Call of Duty Black Ops 7 has just been released, and I have to admit that we're going to be in for an amazing year. At COD: NEXT I can see the future of Call of Duty as well as Warzone. I've already played the beta version of Black Ops 7's multiplayer, and it's impressive. Treyarch's clever use of Black Ops 6's foundations as well as the new 2035 settings make everything feel very fresh.
Call of Duty always ran the risk of feeling stale when it released back-toback Black Ops entries. Activision Treyarch have taken the time to focus on the things that made the COD series so legendary. Black Ops 7 serves as both an ode to Black Ops 2's glory days and a worthy continuation of Black Ops 6. Black Ops 7 is a game of brutal scorestreaks and frantic combat.
10. Black Ops 6: A true sequel bo7 codes
Black Ops 7's setting is 40 years behind its predecessor. However, this is more of a refinement rather than a revolution. Treyarch has taken great pains to bring in new weapons (30 total, with 16 making their debut in franchise-history) and Scorestreaks reflecting the 2035 settings, as well a new suite of maps and game modes. Black Ops 7 has a lot in common with Black Ops 6 - it is more focused and redesigned. Treyarch has developed both games in parallel. BO7, in particular, builds upon its predecessor, in smart and iterative fashion.
9. Match pace is more tactical
Black Ops 7 has a more measured feel, so if Black Ops 6 multiplayer was a bit chaotic with its speed and dramatics, you'll be happy to hear that Black Ops 7 will not disappoint. Omnimovement is a key improvement that has helped deliver a more grounded gameplay experience. But the global time-to-kill (TTK) feels more even. There are still concerns about players' ability to use sniper-rifles with higher firing rates and greater utility than shotguns. It's true that some things don’t change. Treyarch's core rhythms and recoil model have been improved in a positive way by using data from players.
8. Better control of movement
Matt Scronce is the Treyarch design manager and he insists on saying that Omnimovement didn't slow down between Black Ops 6 Black Ops 7 - but there are definitely changes. The game's pace is mellower than in its predecessor. This may be partly due to Tactical Sprint not being available as a movement option by default. Omnimovement continues to be outrageous. The ability for players to sprint, dive, slide or move in any direction brings new levels to even basic combat situations. The new Perks, which are geared towards mobility, make it feel more controlled.
7. The perks of some previous move tech are now tied into the perks
Tactical Sprint hasn't been the only thing removed from standard play. You cannot ADS while sliding and diving. Perks allows you to bring all of these abilities back in play. There are also many other ways for Omnimovement to be bigger than life. Every loadout is equipped with three Perk Slots (fourth slot available if Wildcard is taken) that can help you fine tune your playstyle. I do believe that Omnimovement has been improved, though you can reverse the effects by equipping Tac Sprinter and Dexterity. Tac Sprinter will enable Tactical Sprint at the expense of your normal speed.
6. Mixing and combining combat specialties can now give special bonuses
Hybrid Combat Specialties. Black Ops 6 has introduced Combat Specialty. Equipping three Perks within the same Category would activate an exclusive bonus. A nice idea, albeit a little narrow. Now, when you pair Perks with different categories in BO7, you will be able to activate Hybrid Combat Specialties. This new feature allows you to remain hidden from minimaps while completing an assist. This is an amazing change. It allows for so many options to tailor your playstyle.
