In Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, a surprising development has come to light as players report a lingering “no-attachments” challenge despite developer claims of its removal. This daily task, which requires players to achieve 50 eliminations with weapons that lack attachments, was noted in recent patch notes as discontinued. Yet, players like Reddit user Skywave_KR observed that the challenge persists in the game, pointing to a disconnect between the developers’ notes and the actual gameplay experience.
For many, challenges are a way to add variety to daily sessions, encouraging experimentation beyond the game’s fast-emerging meta. However, Treyarch’s decision to remove this specific challenge was met with mixed reactions. Some players found it to be an easily achievable task in a few quick matches, while others felt it added unnecessary strain. Meanwhile, other challenges, such as securing five kills after using a Flashbang, have sparked debate for their difficulty.
Despite these discrepancies, Black Ops 6 continues to captivate players with frequent updates and seasonal content. However, the inconsistency in challenge updates highlights an area where Treyarch may need to bolster communication. Whether these challenges remain or are adjusted, they will likely influence players’ experience and gameplay flow as they strive to meet daily objectives and earn valuable XP.
As players continue to explore the new updates, the hope is that Treyarch will clarify or correct the current misalignment, maintaining transparency for the community as Black Ops 6 heads into Season 1.
