CoD leaker reveals major changes coming to Call of Duty after Black Ops 6

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As someone who has been playing Call of Duty since its early days, I must admit that the news about Microsoft forming a committee to decide future changes and improvements for the franchise after Black Ops 6 has piqued my interest.

Based on information from a source, it appears that Microsoft is forming a team to decide on potential adjustments and enhancements for the Call of Duty series following Black Ops 6.

The development of Call of Duty is mainly guided by multiple production teams’ creative direction, each contributing at different times. Specifically, it’s been Treyarch, Infinity Ward, and Sledgehammer Games who have successively led the creation of new Call of Duty games for each passing year.

Changing the studios responsible for development on a rotational basis ensures that each new release brings something unique and innovative, as each team gets to decide where they can make improvements and contribute to the advancement of Call of Duty.

Nevertheless, Microsoft’s purchase of Activision has sparked many queries regarding the management of the series in the upcoming period. It appears that the company is actively seeking strategies that lead to a more coherent end product.

Despite Microsoft not making any official statements, it appears that leaked information hints at Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 potentially signifying the conclusion of a period, or alternatively, the commencement of something fresh.

Microsoft allegedly making big changes to Call of Duty

According to a tweet from the Call of Duty leak source, TheGhostofHope, it’s suggested that a team assembled by Microsoft will be responsible for determining alterations to the franchise moving forward, encompassing the introduction and continuation of specific elements and systems.

Each team like Infinity Ward, Sledgehammer, and Treyarch will be given the opportunity to voice their ideas.

However, according to TheGhostofHope, it is ultimately up to Microsoft’s committee to decide if the new Omni-Movement feature will stay in Black Ops 6 following its release.

It’s also alleged that those in charge have advised the developers to avoid creating innovations in aspects such as user interface, prestige, and specific gameplay features.

Instead, their innovative efforts are being directed towards “creating maps, exploring different methods (or modes), and storytelling, as this is where Microsoft envisions creativity to be generated.

The reports from TheGhostofHope are not supported by solid evidence, so it’s advisable to approach this news with skepticism. However, if there is some truth to the leak, the future of Call of Duty could become intriguing as decisions made by a committee might lead to a more unified concept.

It’s still unclear who will be part of the committee and what their governing style for the brand will look like. Moreover, there’s a possibility that Microsoft might decide to maintain this information as confidential.

Despite differing views, fans express a mix of opinions about its implications. In response to the leaker’s post, TacticalBrit stated, “This seems beneficial for the franchise; it should have been done years ago.” On the other hand, another fan expressed that they can envision both positive and negative aspects.

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2024-11-24 12:53