Players could check out modes like Domination, Kill Confirmed, and Team Deathmatch on a selection of Black Ops Cold War's launch maps. Of course, the typical, small-scale Call of Duty multiplayer was also well-represented in the Black Ops Cold War beta. They offer a twist on the standard Call of Duty multiplayer experience that helps it feel at least a little different than what's come before. Vehicles in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War are also a blast to use, with each map having its own unique vehicles for players to utilize, like jet-skis and snowmobiles. Secondly, the spawn system is much improved, doing away with the frustration of spawning in and dying constantly that was prevalent in Ground War. For one, the maps seem to be slightly smaller than Ground War's maps, or at least designed in a way that players are constantly being funneled to each other, and therefore almost always engaging in firefights. However, Combined Arms is a significant step in the right direction, playing like a faster-paced take on Battlefield.īlack Ops Cold War's Combined Arms is more consistently engaging than Ground War for a couple of reasons. The most recent attempt was Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's Ground War mode, which was met with a mixed response from fans and largely overshadowed by the standard multiplayer, Gunfight, and Warzone battle royale. During the Black Ops Cold War beta weekend, fans were able to test the Domination and Assault variants of Combined Arms, both of which revolve around capturing objectives.Ĭall of Duty has flirted with these kinds of large-scale battles in past games. Combined Arms, for the uninitiated, features large-scale matches for 16-24 players that take place on big maps. The star of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War's multiplayer is undoubtedly the Combined Arms game mode.
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