The game Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is just a few days away from its release, expected to be available on October 12th. But before that, several beta stages have been available for players to experience the content, following the closed beta for the multiplayer mode.
This week, a beta stage was focused on the Battle Royale mode “Blackout.” Many players who tried it yesterday confirmed that overall, the level is not at its peak technically and the mode needs more time for polishing.
David Vonderharr, the design director of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, mentioned in an interview with Game Informer that the mode is currently like a football match that has just reached halftime, indicating that the mode is not ready and will receive regular updates to polish it and fix any issues.
There will be several additions in terms of certain areas of the map world and features that will be included. Various gameplay modes will be introduced, and the team has grand plans for this mode to offer a completely different experience from what players have experienced in the previous Call of Duty series.
He considers it a new gateway that will open up new horizons for the series to delve into this field. We look forward to all of this, and undoubtedly, the beta stage will receive important updates in the coming period. Best regards.
