Treyarch has released its first post-launch Dev Talk video to reveal some major changes the studio is preparing for the launch of Season 1 next month. This discusses the community feedback regarding Black Ops 7’s aim-assist, weapon balancing, and more.
Black Ops 7’s assault rifles feel really powerful in multiplayer, while most of the guns in the submachine class have struggled to feel viable. Treyarch associate design director Matt Scronce confirms that a buff is coming across the entire submachine gun class. Scronce says no plans are made for adjustments to the marksman rifles or snipers, but the team is monitoring the data.
“The overall goal with those weapons in Black Ops 7 is that they are a bit more present without being too dominant,” Scronce says.
It’s great to see Treyarch actively engaging with the community and sharing insights on the upcoming changes in CoD: Black Ops 7. The focus on aim-assist and weapon balancing should make for an interesting update. Looking forward to seeing how these adjustments enhance the gameplay experience!
Absolutely, it’s refreshing to see developers being transparent about their changes. The weapon balancing sounds particularly interesting, as it could really shift the dynamics of gameplay. I’m curious to see how these adjustments impact competitive play!
I completely agree! It’s great that Treyarch is opening up about their balancing decisions. It’ll be interesting to see how these aim-assist adjustments impact gameplay, especially in competitive matches. Balancing can really shape the overall experience for players!
exciting to see how these changes impact gameplay. Transparency like this helps build trust within the community. I’m particularly curious about how the new aim-assist adjustments will affect competitive play—could make for some interesting matches!