With a whole summer between now and Call of Duty: Black Ops 6’s <\/em>release, players have nothing to do but wait and discuss their feelings on what is known so far.<\/p>
A June 16 post<\/a> on the BO6<\/a><\/em> Reddit page centered the discussion around the new movement system, and players can’t seem to make up their minds about it before getting their hands on how it feels.<\/p>
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Revealed by Treyarch earlier this month, omnimovement<\/a> allows players to both sprint and dive in all directions, as opposed to just forward. It could completely change the game, and how it feels, so players still don’t know what to think yet. Even pro players are debating if they will use the mechanic or have a “gentleman’s agreement” to not use it<\/a>.<\/p>
“I think it has potential to be a good step forward for CoD<\/em>,” one player said<\/a>. “I had fun in the spam slide canceling & jumping era, but it’s definitely time for some changes. I can definitely understand why some people didn’t like that era of CoD<\/em> at all. Hopefully this works out well and doesn’t turn away the more casual side of the playerbase.”<\/p>
“As a keyboard and mouse player, I am very skeptical,” one player said<\/a>. “This is the first time I am holding back on a pre-order and will wait for the open beta. If it gets even harder to track targets it’s going to be even harder to compete against aim-assisted players. I have already given up on Warzone<\/em> with the increased time-to-kill, I just can’t compete against the rotational aim assist in close range battles at all.”<\/p>
