Activision has officially put a date on Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, showing off the spy action thriller and announcing it will launch on the 25th October on PS5 and PS4. With store pages now live, it didn't take eagle-eyed viewers long to spot some new additions, such as this year's edition requiring an always-online internet connection to play multiplayer, the campaign, and Zombies.
On Twitter, the account Does it Play? has a vested interest in such things and read the fine print on the recently published Editions support page for the game. Under the «Is an internet connection required to play Call of Duty: Black Ops 6?» section of the page, it says:
«To deliver the highest-quality visuals while reducing the game’s overall storage space on your hard drive, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will use texture streaming across all game modes. You’ll need a continuous Internet connection to play any game mode, including Campaign. If you’re on a console, campaign can be played without a premium subscription service such as Game Pass Core or PlayStation Plus.»
On either the 17th or 25th
Is this a W or an L? Is requiring an Internet connection for the single player campaign a cause for concern, or is it just the cost of doing business today? Pour one out for game preservation in the comments section below.
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And just like that, COD died.
RIP and good riddance. Haven’t liked the series since it left the WW2 era.
Didn't they also reveal that it's gonna be around 300 GB? I hate this direction that AAA games are taking...
Online connection to reduce hard drive space yet its 300 GB and thats without a day one patch. Il
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