It has been eagerly anticipated, but this year's Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has finally dropped for gamers to get stuck into. The Call of Duty (CoD) series is one of the best-selling in history with more than 425 million lifetime sales and has made billions of dollars.

Crossplay can certainly be turned off if you don't want to play with other consoles or PC players in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6.

These settings will apply to the refresh rate, brightness levels, and safe zones.

To excel in Multiplayer, conquer Zombies, or fully immerse yourself in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 campaign, optimizing your PC settings is essential. The right setup can maximize performance, delivering higher frame rates,

Black Ops 6 has an internal cap of 250fps, so while using frame gen may get you more frames on your display, it won't necessarily feel smoother. At the time of writing, the game exhibits some strange behavior when using upscaling options. The Dynamic Resolution option also doesn't work with vendor-specific upscalers like DLSS or FSR.

Tracking down the best AK-74 build in Black Ops 6, complete with the top attachments, allows savvy players who understand the power behind the iconic weapon to easily dominate mid-range encounters. It’s a personal favorite—a potent mix of high damage and range,

Black Ops 6's AK-74 is a very middle-ground AR, not particularly excelling at any one thing, but able to hold its own in a wide variety of situations. That can be a blessing and a curse for the AK since some players are going to only play in their weapons-optimal situations.

Black Ops 6, you can use an enemy as a human shield and even talk directly into their ear while theyre your hostage.

Since the release of MW 2019, and with it Warzone, Call of Duty has felt like an especially iterative franchise. That might seem like a trite observation to make (I can remember hearing the "CoD games are reskins" complaint as far back as 2008),