Given the leaked attachments for the XM4 and AK-74u, weapon progression could also come to the Black Ops Cold War beta, though it is unconfirmed at this time. Other new content that will come to the beta version of Black Ops Cold War has yet to be discussed, though some form of rank progression is likely given previous CoD betas. The new mode Fireteam Dirty Bomb will also be playable, which sees ten teams of four fighting over a single objective. The beta will include additional modes not seen in the alpha such as Black Ops Cold War’s VIP escort mode, which sees players escorting a VIP to an extraction zone in a one-life mode like Search and Destroy. Whether the beta will have a toned-down version of the Black Ops Cold War alpha’s skill-based matchmaking is unclear, as Activision did not touch on the controversial issue when announcing the beta dates. PlayStation players will also have access to the beta for a second week, with the PS4 public beta resuming as soon as the early access beta on other platforms begins. On the 17th, both the PC and Xbox betas will become open to all players until they end on October 19th. Players on other platforms can look forward to their beta dates a week later, with Xbox and PC pre-orders jumping in on October 15th. RELATED: Treyarch Dev Says All Call of Duty Games Have Had SBMM Thankfully, it has been confirmed that the intentionally overpowered Black Ops Cold War snipers will be nerfed before the beta becomes playable. Early access for PlayStation pre-orders will kick off on October 8th, with the open beta kicking off on October 10th and concluding on October 12th. The Black Ops Cold War beta will be split over two weekends, the first of which is an all-PlayStation affair. Fans on other platforms now know when they will get the chance to try the game out themselves, as the Black Ops Cold War beta dates have been confirmed for all platforms.
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War recently saw its alpha come to an end, and it was certainly interesting.
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