Treyarch are taking a different approach with Black Ops Cold War though with an update to the beta that went live on 11th October removing the iteration seen in the latest Call of Duty game.<\/p>\n In a series of tweets detailing the update Treyarch made mention of adjusting the Duster Stock attachement to “prevent faster sliding than intended.”<\/p>\n Whether this means the complete removal of the sliding bug<\/a> as seen in the game at the moment is not year clear.<\/p>\n New #BlackOpsColdWar<\/a> Beta updates:<\/p>\n • Adjusted tuning on the Duster Stock attachment to prevent faster sliding than intended.<\/p>\n • Increased the cooldown on the Spy Plane to help limit their numbers in the sky at one time.<\/p>\n (1\/2)<\/p>\n — Treyarch Studios (@Treyarch) October 11, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Alongside those changes Treyarch also announced that the Spy Plane’s cooldown has been increased, the TDM score limit has gone from 75 to 100, and the ability to join games that are near their end has been changed to make this scenario less likely.<\/p>\n Fans of the game will hope there there are furhter updates on the way and soon as the game has been critized for poor netcode, inconsistent aim assist<\/a> and audio issues<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Black Ops Cold War’s beta has had a number of issues (Picture: Treyarch)<\/span><\/p>\n\n