After 4 years with out the long-lasting multiplayer map, Nuketown returns to Name of Obligation in Black Ops 6.
Identical to how Name of Obligation followers really feel about Cargo, Nuketown is without doubt one of the most beloved maps in sequence historical past. The small-scale map first appeared in Black Ops 2 in 2012 and featured in three different titles.
It’s been some time since we’ve been capable of play a match on the nuclear weapon testing web site, however gamers will solely have to attend a bit of longer. Treyarch introduced that Nuketown will probably be launched on November 1, one week after Black Ops 6 launches on Oct. 25.
Primarily based on the teaser alone, it’s tough to inform if this will probably be a devoted remaster of the unique map design or if there will probably be any variations within the format.
But, whereas followers have a good time the announcement, considerations stemming from earlier map design complaints stay.
BO6 options 16 multiplayer maps at launch, cut up into two varieties of maps. The 4 Strike maps are smaller and designed for 2v2 or 6v6 matches, whereas the remaining 12 Core maps comply with a extra conventional format followers have grown accustomed to.
Treyarch spent important power on small and medium-sized maps for this title, irritating gamers who needed bigger conventional three-lane designs.
The event staff reassured gamers by claiming that many of the 12 Core 6v6 maps at launch are medium-sized. Regardless of being fashionable Nuketown is without doubt one of the smalled maps in CoD historical past.
Consequently, this may not go over properly with gamers who have been already pissed off by an overabundance of small maps. Fortunately, we nonetheless haven’t seen eight Core 6v6 maps. So, there’s all the time an opportunity that the adverse sentiment modifications.
As well as, this isn’t the one model of Nuketown in BO6. Space 99 is a brand new Resurgence Warzone map designed by Treyarch, one which’s instantly impressed by the multiplayer map.
