Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's Omnimovement Training Has a Cruel Twist (2024)

The Omnimovement training course in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has a cruel twist, as it's led by Frank Woods, who was left handicapped after the events of Black Ops 2. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 players pointed out this peculiar detail shortly after entering the early access beta, which began on August 30.

Black Ops 6 continues where Black Ops 2's flashback campaign missions and the events of Black Ops Cold War left off. Alongside the campaign set in the early 90s, Black Ops 6 includes multiplayer and round-based Zombies modes, with all three components featuring the game's all-new Omnimovement system. The improved movement system lets players sprint, dive, and strafe with a higher degree of freedom and control, as shown by Treyarch leading up to the release of the Black Ops 6 early access beta. The beta gives players access to an assortment of gear and operators, eight multiplayer maps, a limited core playlist, and the Omnimovement training course.

Reddit user Latro2020 jokingly pointed out that the Omnimovement training course in Black Ops 6's multiplayer is led by Frank Woods, who relays information about movement to players as they aim to reach four distinct objectives. Latro2020 and other players in the Reddit community were quick to realize that Woods leading Omnimovement training is somewhat cruel and ironic, considering the character was left wheelchair-bound after his encounter with Raul Menendez in Black Ops 2. Some players jokingly remarked that Woods may potentially get out of his wheelchair in Black Ops 6 to show that he too is suddenly capable of using Omnimovement, but that appears to be unlikely.

Frank Woods Leads the Omnimovement Training Course in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Beta

Although Woods can't contribute on the field as a soldier, he sports plenty of knowledge about Black Ops 6's Omnimovement system and teaches players how to sprint and dive in countless different directions. Since players have more movement options than ever before in the upcoming Call of Duty title, completing the Omnimovement training course before diving into the Black Ops 6 multiplayer playlist is recommended.

Players can try out Omnimovement for themselves in the Black Ops 6 early access beta, which is available until September 4 on all platforms. The second portion of the beta will be held from September 4 to September 9 for all players. By participating, players may earn exclusive rewards, including a weapon blueprint and loading screen, that will be available at the launch of Black Ops 6 on October 25. Call of Duty fans can also try out the game's multiplayer right now by redeeming a free Black Ops 6 beta code from Xfinity Rewards or pre-ordering before the beta period is over.

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Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is the next entry in Activision's FPS franchise, and includes all the modes fans know and love - from an extensive campaign to 2v2 and 6v6 multiplayer, plus the popular Zombies mode.

FPS

Systems

Franchise

Call of Duty

Platform(s)

PS5 , PS4 , Xbox Series X , Xbox Series S , Xbox One , PC

Released

October 25, 2024

Developer(s)

Treyarch , Raven Software

Publisher(s)

Activision

Multiplayer

Online Multiplayer

Engine

IW 9.0

ESRB

m

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