"Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's campaign is bad. So it's a shame that the coolest bit of Black Ops 7, a new co-op RPG-meets-extraction-shooter mode called Endgame, is locked behind completing said not-very-good campaign. But that's changing very soon, according to the game's developer, Treyarch. The latest entry in Activision's long-running FPS franchise, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, launched earlier this week to mixed reviews from fans and critics."
"Currently, you have to complete the campaign to play Endgame or get invited to a lobby created by someone who has already finished the story. It feels like a bad decision, and many players have likely not touched Endgame yet because they don't want to play (or finish) this year's terrible campaign. And Treyarch seems to get that it was a regrettable design choice, and will be removing the restriction on November 21."
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 launched to mixed reviews, with praise for visuals and zombies but criticism of stale multiplayer and a chaotic, often unenjoyable campaign. Endgame is a new co-op RPG-meets-extraction-shooter mode set on the campaign's open-world island, requiring players to land with nothing and complete scattered challenges, missions, and quests to increase power and earn unique Weapon Camos. Access to Endgame is currently restricted to players who finish the campaign or join an invited lobby, which has prevented many players from trying the mode. Treyarch announced the restriction will be lifted on November 21.
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