"The Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 multiplayer beta added new playlists recently that only factor in skill "minimally," and that's something hardcore fans have wanted for some time. The feedback around these non-SBMM playlists has been pretty positive, and now Activision has said its development teams are "inspired" by the feedback from these tests, and the feedback around the beta so far in general."
"For years, hardcore Call of Duty fans have bemoaned how Activision reportedly "turned up" SBMM and created what some thought was a negative experience because of it. With this new change for the Black Ops 7 beta, people are saying it's exactly what they've wanted to see for years, with faster matchmaking times, lower pings, and matches populated by players with a variety of skill levels."
Black Ops 7 multiplayer beta added 'open' playlists that only factor skill minimally, prompting positive player feedback and inspiring Activision's development teams. Activision plans to share updates in the coming days about the future of these playlists. Some reports indicate the 'open' playlists may remain at launch, but no official confirmation has been issued. SBMM remains contentious: some players value skill-based balancing, while hardcore players prefer reduced SBMM. The beta's 'open' playlists produced faster matchmaking, lower pings, and more mixed-skill matches. The beta ends October 9, coinciding with Black Ops 6 and Warzone Season 6 launches and a free Black Ops 6 trial.
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