Will Black Ops 6 Omnimovement come to Warzone? Possibilities explored

Modified Jun 13, 2024 13:56 GMT

A character in Black Ops 6 sliding sideways — Omnimovement from Black Ops 6 might come to Warzone (Image via Activision)

Call of Duty Black Ops' 6 Omnimovement has fans excited for the shooter, but it has also raised the question of whether it will come to Warzone. The movement mechanic was first revealed during the Black Ops 6 Direct in Xbox Games Showcase and it took fans by storm. This new gameplay mechanic gives players the full 360-degree range of motion and allows them to slide, jump, dive, and sprint, in all directions, giving rise to a completely new way to play Call of Duty.

While it's certainly an exciting addition, it has also posed the important question of whether Omnimovement will make its way to Warzone. That said, in this article, we will take a closer look at the possibilities of the new movement mechanic coming to the battle royale title.

Will Omnimovement from Black Ops 6 come to Warzone?

According to @ForwardLeaks on X, Omnimovement from Black Ops 6 will come to Warzone. The leaker didn't dive into the topic in-depth, but claimed that the feature would be integrated into the battle royale title. Considering the fact that CoD tends to integrate its primary releases with Warzone, it will not be surprising if it makes its way to the battle royale game.

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For instance, Black Ops Cold War featured an 80s setting. When the game was released, CoD changed its default battle royale map from Verdansk to Verdansk 84, which is a variant of the map from the 1980s. Hence, if we go by the past trends, it is highly likely that Omnimovement will be a part of the battle royale title's gameplay.

Currently, the battle royale game features gameplay mechanics that weren't in the shooter when it was first released. For example, Modern Warfare 2 introduced the ability to engage in aquatic combat. This was then integrated into the battle royale game with WZ 2.0. This was achieved by adding new features such as the ability to swim or fight underwater.

Hence, fans can expect a complete Warzone overhaul after Black Ops 6 releases to accommodate the new movement mechanics.

That said, however, it is worth noting here that these are merely speculations and the developers have yet to confirm these details. Moreover, so far only a leak has hinted at its arrival to the game and Call of Duty is yet to announce its plans for the battle royale title. Hence, these details must be taken with a grain of salt.

That covers everything that you need to know whether Omnimovement from Black Ops 6 will be a part of the battle royale game.