Okay, let’s dive right in—have you heard about Call of Duty: Black Ops 7? Wild times ahead, really. So, Activision’s going full throttle to tackle those pesky cheaters, and they’re pushing two features for PC. But, before we go there, let’s pause. Isn’t it weird how these things always leak before an official drop? Like, the game’s not even out until year end 2025. Yet here we are, talking about it.
Oh, and was it Gamescom where they said they’d reveal more? I mean, August 19 is supposed to be the big kahuna for news, maybe even drop the release date. Or maybe not—sometimes they just like to tease.
Anyway—wait, where was I? Right, those security features for Black Ops 7. Ever heard of Trusted Platform Mode 2.0? It’s like a techy fortress, meant to keep cheaters at bay on Windows PCs. And then there’s Secure Boot—sounds tough, doesn’t it? Probably so the game doesn’t start with fishy software lurking around, ready to mess up your epic win.
Here’s what’s funny, though—these features already sneakily popped into Warzone and Black Ops 6 after Season 5. Makes you wonder if they’re testing the waters. Typical Activision, keeping the competition fair or, at least, trying to.
But, oh! You gotta activate them in Black Ops 7; no more skipping like you might have in Warzone. The company assures us it won’t mess up gameplay, no sweat there. You might even get a pop-up mid-game if your system’s not cutting it—like, “Hey, upgrade already!” Subtle reminders at their finest.
Oh, and rumors—can’t ignore those, right? Like the buzz about their Carry Forward feature making a comeback. Some folks dig it, reusing stuff from Black Ops 6, while others? Not fans at all. Imagine rocking skins that just don’t fit the new vibe. Outlandish, if you ask me.
But, enthusiasm’s still boiling over! Players are so jazzed they’re already hoarding Black Ops 7-themed energy drinks with QR codes. Does anyone know what they score in-game, though? Beats me, but what a neat trick to hype things up.
Realistically, this juggling of features and secrets—could be hit or miss. But, hey, that’s gaming. Pure chaos, forever keeping us guessing.
