For so long as Call of Obligation campaigns have existed, so has the choice to play them at whichever issue fits you greatest. Whether or not recruit, regular, hardened, or veteran, long-term COD gamers know their stage. However this 12 months’s entry, Black Ops 7, received’t allow you to choose.
Black Ops 7 has a marketing campaign that may be performed solo or in co-op for as much as 4 gamers. As half of that, the issue scales primarily based on what number of are enjoying, and can’t be adjusted within the settings.
“For the issue, it is baked in,” affiliate artistic director Miles Leslie advised IGN in a current interview. “We have constructed it for solo or four-player squads as effectively. You can’t choose a problem like previous video games. We have baked it in as a result of it’s important to method a co-op marketing campaign otherwise, and we needed to ensure the missions felt proper for solo gamers — we’re not forgetting about you, we love you — but additionally as a result of it’s a social expertise we wish to be sure that it is enjoyable, however the correct amount of difficult for 2, three, and 4 gamers as effectively.”
So, no extra veteran-level runs for single-player followers on this 12 months’s Call of Obligation. Are you somebody who enjoys testing your self with the hardest challenges COD campaigns have to supply? Are you upset by the truth that Black Ops 7 received’t have this feature at launch?
For now, you possibly can take a look at my full preview of Call of Obligation: Black Ops 7. For extra from the devs, take a look at their ideas on Call of Obligation being referred to as “lazy,” the proliferation of “goofy skins,” and how generative AI is being utilized in Black Ops.
Simon Cardy is a Senior Editor at IGN who can primarily be discovered skulking round open world video games, indulging in Korean cinema, or despairing on the state of Tottenham Hotspur and the New York Jets. Comply with him on Bluesky at @cardy.bsky.social.
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