Black Ops 6 brings a lot of iconic features back to Call of Duty, from Wildcards and the classic Scorestreak system to round-based Zombies. However, you can’t chat with the enemy after a match, leaving those who like to trash-talk disappointed.
Usually, once a CoD multiplayer match finishes, comms are open on both teams and you’re able to let the enemy know exactly how you feel. This has become a staple feature in Call of Duty multiplayer, allowing players to brag after a big win or play.
However, during the Black Ops 6 beta, players noticed that they weren’t able to hear or speak to enemy players at the end of a match, which led to some questions about why it had been removed.
Popular content creator ‘I AM WILDCAT’ shared his thoughts on the removal of the feature, claiming that the game feels “lifeless and empty” without it, as if it was just “bots” he was playing against. Comments under the post share a common opinion of wanting the feature to return.