With the arrival of Black Ops 6, veterans and newbies alike have jumped into the game to grind and master the new mechanics. With many new features and weapons available, the thirst for being the fastest to progress is real. That being said, the game’s highly competitive now.
With movement mechanics getting a huge buff and fundamental aspects of Multiplayer (like damage equivalence on a character’s body) shifting, it’s all the more important to have a strategy that works in Black Ops 6’s Multiplayer. It not only improves your skills but also grants you excellent accomplishments. Read on to learn more about Multiple Strategies in Black Ops 6.
Gain Map Control ASAP
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+ 5Map Control is one of the most significant factors affecting your gameplay. As the name suggests, it simply means having a presence on the map so that you know where the enemies are coming from—and you’re not letting them maneuver easily.
In theory, this seems easy. Practically, though—especially when you’re playing Solo, things get troublesome pretty quickly.
For efficient map control in the game, try to play on one side of the map for a while. This way, you can have a concrete position and gauge where opponents might spawn. But don’t stay there for long. Rotate towards your base when you’ve eliminated a few opponents.
From there, try to move towards the other side of the map for kills. Going directly from the middle is not recommended since you can get caught up with multiple opponents without backup.
Head-Glitch Whenever Possible
While this may seem like cliche advice, you’ll learn soon enough why head-glitching in Black Ops 6 is relatively crucial. With the current edition of Call of Duty, there’s no concept of a headshot multiplier. This means you’re not doing any apparent extra damage if you’re going for a headshot.
Since the multiplier’s essentially nullified now, it’s more important to pay extra attention to head glitches to protect yourself more efficiently from enemies.
Focus On Your Attachments
click to enlarge + 5Numerous beginner and intermediate-level players focus on attachments, primarily increasing their weapon’s recoil. While it is logical and not necessarily wrong, and you need steady recoil control to get eliminations, focus on your weapon’s ADS and Sprint-to-Fire speed.
This attribute typically gets neglected, but here’s the thing: getting kills in Black Ops 6 is relatively easier due to the equal damage distribution. While that’s good news, you cannot achieve much success if you’re not the one gaining the faster ADS or the ‘first bullet to hit.’ By the time your recoil control kicks in, you’re already eliminated.
So, ensure that you focus on other attributes apart from recoil.
Let Enemies Come to You
click to enlarge + 5With Omnimovement available in Black Ops 6, everyone’s trying to rush. You’ll see players sliding, diving, and running like maniacs, and the truth is—half of the time, they don’t even know what they’re doing.
Don’t be like that. If you notice that the rush strategy isn’t working for you, don’t push it.
Take a breather. Grab a spot (preferably a head glitch) and let the enemies rush you. With your aim already locked in, it’s almost guaranteed to get multiple kills. To put the cherry on top, this enrages the other players, who try to rush and eliminate you from the same spot after respawning.
While this can technically count as camping—it doesn’t have to be. You don’t have to stay at a spot for minutes. Get kills and move to a nearby location.
Always Have Cover Near You
click to enlarge + 5With Omnimovements, this is a significant advantage. Many players who tend to like aggressive playstyles typically rush without giving it a second thought. While that’s not necessarily bad, and you can get multiple eliminations here, don’t go in without a plan. Always have cover near you. It can be a car, an object, or anything that allows you to gain a 2-second window to recover.
You can maybe reposition, take a head-glitch, or even pop a Stimshot in that 2-second window, literally making or breaking your gunfights. Thanks to Omnimovement, you can easily gain cover by sliding or diving whenever you face heavy gunfire.
This was also present in previous CoDs, but the current mechanics are simply way faster.
Equip the Spring Mine Field Upgrade
click to enlarge + 5The Spring Mine Field Upgrade is a returning feature in Black Ops 6. It resembles Bouncing Betty from Black Ops 2 and the following CoDs, but it is way more responsive and deadly—if you use it correctly.
Many players tend to place their Spring Mines at locations where they know a kill is guaranteed. That’s counterproductive and kind of ruins the Field Upgrade’s whole application. An efficient approach is to place it behind you.
Suppose you’re holding a spot from where enemies are spawning. You’re killing them and gaining momentum. Often, players will sneak and try to eliminate you from the back. Having a Spring Mine not only alerts you instantly (to reposition and counter) but almost always eliminates the intruder through the explosive damage range.
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