If you played the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Beta and want some elements tweaked before the full release, be sure to fill in Activision’s new survey!

The Black Ops 6 Beta has come to an end, and with it, our final chance to play Black Ops 6 before October 25.

Activision recently confirmed that there will be no early access to Black Ops 6’s Campaign, Multiplayer, or Zombies modes. This means that, unfortunately, we’ll be waiting until the end of next month to experience Omnimovement again!

In the meantime, if you have feedback on Black Ops 6, Treyarch wants to hear about it.

Black Ops 6 Beta Survey

Activision is sending out surveys to fans who played the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Beta, asking for their feedback on the recent Multiplayer trial.

The surveys are being sent out to emails associated with select Activision IDs that played the Beta. However, not all Beta players have received one at this point in time.

Black Ops 6 Beta Feedback Survey

Don’t worry if you haven’t got an email yet – you can still leave Treyarch feedback via other means!

The survey asks users for their thoughts on several elements of the Beta, including gameplay, movement, maps, and modes.

Of course, there’s also a place for players to have their say about the experience, allowing users to bring up whatever feedback they have that’s not directly covered by the questionnaire.

If you, like many other COD fans, had some frustrating issues with the Black Ops 6 Beta, be sure to fill in the survey and let Activision know.

Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Babylon and Operators

Of course, we’re only a handful of weeks away from the game’s official release date. With that in mind, Treyarch isn’t going to be able to make massive sweeping changes to Black Ops 6.

However, for smaller things like the Babylon map’s terrible spawns, we’re sure the company will be able to tweak the game for the better.

Already, the developer has adjusted weapon balance and movement speed based on feedback, so it appears that Treyarch really is taking player opinions on board.

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