Black Ops 7 might not have tac sprint, leaker claims

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 might not have tac sprint. Popular Call of Duty content leaker @TheGhostOfHope has reported that there is a build of Black Ops 7 currently being tested without the tac sprint. Although this doesn't ensure that the game won't have it, the test also hints that they might not add the feature at all in Black Ops 7.

Read on to learn more about tac sprint's potential availability in Black Ops 7.

Note: This article is based on leaks and speculations. Please take information herein with a pinch of salt.

Black Ops 7 might not feature tac sprint to try out a different movement tech

Although we can't say with certainty, this new BO7 build not featuring the tac sprint suggests a potential change in the Call of Duty movement system. Introduced in Modern Warfare (2019), the tac sprint completely changed how Call of Duty worked before.

This movement feature allows you to increase your sprint speed at the cost of weapon-ready time. Usually, after you activate the tac sprint, you will hold the gun vertically. While this definitely increases movement speed, it does take away a fraction of a second for you to be ready with the weapon.

Since its release, we have seen this movement technique incorporated into Warzone and later into all the Call of Duty titles that followed. While it has created a new era of movement in the franchise, it did take away the run-and-gun arcade playstyle that Call of Duty was known for.

There has also been some criticism in the fanbase regarding this feature. Right now, with the test running, there is a chance we might see the old-school Call of Duty returning with Black Ops 7, but take this information with a grain of salt, as the devs can change it anytime before release.

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