Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Will Very Soon Offer Three Different Matchmaking Systems, and You'd Be Right to Be Confused
Activision is adding a third matchmaking option to Black Ops 7, while players say a Black Ops 1 party bug still puts friends on opposing teams.
- Black Ops 7 introduced a new matchmaking system today alongside Season 5, drawing inspiration from recently released PlayStation ports of Black Ops 1 and 2 across Quick Play, Party Games, and Black Ops Classic playlists.
- Over the past year, Treyarch gathered player data and community feedback that influenced the redesign, as Black Ops 1 and 2 ports reignited debate between fans of classic, low-movement gameplay and modern Call of Duty titles.
- Meanwhile, Black Ops 1 on PS5 continues plaguing players weeks after launch, with Update 01.005.000 failing to fix the party matchmaking glitch that places friends on opposing teams, instead prioritizing Zombies hosts and input latency improvements.
- Community members responded with fury, flooding the official Call of Duty Updates page with complaints, including one user directly tagging developers and declaring the party system 'SUCKS IN THIS GAME' while demanding Activision and Iron Galaxy prioritize the fix.
- Treyarch cemented the Black Ops Classic mode as permanent in BO7 following weeks of positive sentiment, signaling developer commitment to the low-movement gameplay preferences that resurfaced with the classic ports.
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Call of Duty Black Ops 1 PS5 Update Sparks Backlash After Failing to Fix Party Bug
A new Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 update on PS5 is drawing backlash after failing to address a major party bug ruining multiplayer. Weeks after launch, BO1 players are still being placed on opposing teams when trying to play with their friends. Black Ops PS5 Update Fails to Fix Party Matchmaking Bug When the […] The post Call of Duty Black Ops 1 PS5 Update Sparks Backlash After Failing to Fix Party Bug appeared first on VICE.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 will very soon offer three different matchmaking systems, and you'd be right to be confused
Call of Duty has brought matchmaking back into the conversation. Activision has announced that Black Ops 7 is introducing a new matchmaking system, available to players today with the launch of Season 5.
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