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The CoD Black Ops spin-offs are generally well-regarded by fans for their single-player campaigns and the developers will be hoping this one lands well after the poor reception of last year\u2019s Modern Warfare 3.<\/p>\n
Benny and OllMS, who both had access to the beta version, are excited for the game because of some of the newer features.<\/p>\n
With Black Ops 6, Benny points to omnimovement as a feature he is excited for, saying he feels it could “revolutionise how CoD is played”.<\/p>\n
“The fact that you’ve got that complete 360-degree movement, is going to give players a huge opportunity to shoulder opponents, kind of bait people in and create some incredible plays,” he says.<\/p>\n
“We saw a few in the beta already, with people doing some incredible things with sniper rifles.”<\/p>\n
OllMS is also a fan of some of the weapons, which he says were in earlier versions and have been brought back, such as the AS VAL – a type of assault rifle.<\/p>\n
“Which is going to be fun to use, in combination with the omnimovement,” he says.<\/p>\n
“There’s going to be ways of making content and making plays that people have never seen before.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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