Call of Duty®: Black Ops 6

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♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ i aint never played a more ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cod cant even use my other operators and wack ass game always giving the same maps in rotation

Horrible

good

O modo online salvou muito bem esse jogo. Simplesmente incrível o online. Mas o modo campanha deixa um pouco a desejar, vai muito para um lado de terror algumas missões, ao invés de ser focado em guerra. Mas no geral, vale muito a pena.

I had a good time playing Black Ops 6 with my buddies. I was a little frustrated with how fast the movement was, and how difficult it was to snipe, but those things were relatively minor playstyle preferences. And they might actually be a plus for you. But I have to say that, as of now, the value of this game is very poor. BO6 is quite an expensive game on its own, and yet you still get brain blasted with ads for AI-generated microtransactions on every loadup. The skins are expensive, and worse, eye-rollingly immersion-breaking. Unlocking new weapons is also a huge grind; it takes forever, and a lot of it is FOMO. It's actually shocking how meager a slice of a full game you get for what is a full-price purchase. I had fun with friends before most of the season passes were released, but none of us would touch this game now. If you haven't already bought BO6 at this point, skip it.

really glad it just doesnt stopped working for no reason

So, I've played this game as a woman. My opinion? If you have voice chat on make sure you can take a joke. A man tryna be toxic? Don't bite back, joke instead. It's only a game at the end of the day, doesn't have to be that serious. BO6 Is good yes but it isn't as good as BO3, Either way I fear Black ops 7 is not equal to this. Want to purchase something in game? Save your money. With the money they ask for you can buy at least 4 games (if you're good at saving money like me ofc). I love the detail in this game as well and how smooth it runs on my pc, overall 10/10.

The game is good but sbmm makes everything ♥♥♥♥

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