Black Ops 6's record breaking-beta has led to player feedback on spawns, weapons, and gameplay performance that Treyarch says has been addressed prior to the game's launch on October 25.

As far as the beta is concerned, Treyarch nailed it. Gunplay feels precise, fluid, snappy and powerful with each gun feeling unique. It retains that arcadey, fast-paced feel Treyarch is known for. Aiding the gunplay is the much-hyped Omnimovement system,

Now that a few weeks have passed since the Black Ops 6 beta ended, Treyarch has published a post on the Call of Duty blog to detail all the changes coming to the multiplayer based on all the data gathered.

The Black Ops 6 multiplayer beta concluded earlier this month, ahead of the game’s release on October 25. And in a blog post on Tuesday, Treyarch highlighted some key areas of the game it’s updating over the next month based on in-game data and user feedback.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is going to be unique in a certain aspect, and it’s the very first time in the franchise is ever, and that is the Omni-movement. It was already teased previously that the game will have an overhaul change in its movement mechanics. And Omni-movement is the result of it. So, actually, what is this?

Activision has announced all the changes coming to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Multiplayer based on feedback to the recent beta. Black Ops 6, due out October 25, has Multiplayer developed by Treyarch, with the Campaign developed by Warzone developer Raven.