Call of Duty: Warzone players are desperately waiting for the aim assist changes that were discovered in Black Ops 6 to make their way to the battle royale.

Every major Call of Duty game you can think of has aim assist in one form or another. It is designed to create a level playing field between controller and keyboard and mouse users. However, it has become a hot topic in recent years.

Some keyboard and mouse players have compared aim assist to a software aimbot, making it even more difficult for them to succeed in cross-play lobbies. This has been particularly prevalent in Warzone due to PC and console players regularly mixing in competition.

When it comes to Black Ops 6, one player – Hecksmith – tested the aim assist settings. According to their findings, the new game has slightly lower aim assist power than Modern Warfare 3 and MW2 in close-quarters combat.

This is music to the ears of Warzone players who are desperately waiting for change to translate into battle royale.

“I hope Warzone understands that,” he added. said. “I hope these changes come to Warzone,” added another. “Yes, as a top controller player, I’m very excited about the integration of this nerf + omnimovement,” another player agreed.

But some have doubts. “This will make it dangerous for controlling players to simply try to jostle houses and stairs. This won’t affect most of what happens outside or in larger venues, but again, outside is where MnK players had a better chance of fighting evenly. Will it happen? I have doubts,” argued one of them.

“It’s a nerf for the average roller skater, but at higher levels of play it’s practically negligible,” another commented.

We will know if the change will be felt when the Warzone’s integration into Black Ops 6 will take place in November.