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A new leak surroundingCall of Duty2025 suggests the game will feature an upgraded omnimovement system that allows players to make use of wall-jumping to leap from surfaces. While fans have only had a taste ofCall of Duty’s new omnimovement system via theBlack Ops 6beta earlier this year, it looks like some major changes could already be in the works for the series' new movement feature.
WhileCall of Duty: Black Ops 6is set to introduce some major changesto the franchise with its launch on October 25, undoubtedly the biggest new feature will be its omnidirectional movement system. Developed by Treyarch Studios,Black Ops 6will allow players to run, jump, and dive in any direction thanks to the implementation of omnimovement. The system works similarly to theMax Payneseries, and while it might take some getting used to for OGCall of Dutyplayers, fans will be forced to adapt as the system is also being implemented intoWarzonelater this year.
Thelaunch ofBlack Ops 6hasn’t even happened yet, but leaks surroundingCall of Duty2025 are already in full swing. In a new post on the Twitter account ofFumoLeaks(which has also been corroborated by journalist and insiderTom Henderson), a plethora of information surrounding next year’sCall of Dutygame has supposedly been revealed. The leak comes via an image that apparently originates from a focus group meeting for 2025’sCall of Dutygame, which states that the game will feature “the next evolution of omnimovement” and will feature increased fluidity, all-new immersive animations and a wall-jumping mechanic that will allow players to leap from surfaces.
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Although it’s yet to be confirmed, leaks from earlier in the year pointed to thereturn of Uplink inCall of Duty: Black Ops 6.But according toCall of Duty’s recent focus group meeting, the mode will now be featured in the franchise’s 2025 entry. While the image provided by the leaker doesn’t outright mention Uplink, a description of “fan-favorite game modes” details how a returning game mode will see players fight for control of a neutral satellite that must be uploaded at the enemy’s base. Although the image has been cut off, a line of text says, “Returning toCall of Dutyfor the,” suggesting that the mode won’t actually be featured inBlack Ops 6and may have been pushed back to 2025.
The leaker also explains that the return ofround-based Zombies inBlack Ops 6will carry over into 2025 and will feature “one of the biggest maps ever.” Due to the large scale of the map, it is claimed that there will be some form of transportation system, similar to Tranzit fromCall of Duty: Black Ops 2. Although it’s recommended to take these leaks with a pinch of salt, they have been corroborated by Tom Henderson, who previously reported thatCall of Duty2025 will be a semi-futuristic sequel to 2012’sBlack Ops 2.
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FORCED TO GO ROGUE - HUNTED FROM WITHIN While the Gulf War commands the global spotlight, a shadowy clandestine force has infiltrated the highest levels of the CIA, branding anyone who resists as traitors. Exiled from their agency and country that once hailed them as heroes, Black Ops veteran Frank Woods and his team find themselves hunted by the military machine that created them.
