Ignored Black Ops 6 feature should actually be a fan-favorite

There is an ignored feature in Black Ops 6 that some Call of Duty players but others are still struggling to actually use.

Over the last few years, Call of Duty’s multiplayer has undergone a few changes as it’s bounced between Modern Warfare and other iterations. We’ve seen Create-A-Class being tweaked, long-standing perks being changed to Field Upgrades, and an increased focus on cosmetics.

The latter of those has been a huge bugbear for players, especially as there have been a host of pay-to-win weapon blueprints and operator skins.

There have been other cosmetics offered too, like sprays and weapons charms, that are usually overlooked by players. However, some players believe the graffiti sprays should be embraced a bit more. 

Black Ops 6 players want more to use Sprays

“Graffiti is seriously one of those things no one uses and should,” Redditor PapayaVegetable4412 said. “It’s fun and it adds some quirkiness. I’ve used it to check corners for bad guys, mark an area to return to and just to have too much fun. but no one uses it!??!?! why not!?!?”

The biggest issue that is stopping players from using them more often? Well, that would be simply remembering how to use them in the first place.

“If I could just remember how to get to the tags instead of having to fiddle every time I probably would,” one player said. “It’s really not the most intuitive thing to use,” another added. “I literally don’t know how to do it,” another commented. 

Some noted that they would use them if there was an easier way to do so. “Should have a quick spray button like in most other shooters. For instance the T key in Counter-Strike,” one suggested. 

Sprays have been used a lot more in Warzone then regular multiplayer. Back in the glory days of Verdansk, you’d regularly see soldier silhouette grafitti being used to try and suss out a camping sniper. 
With Verdansk making a return in Black Ops 6 Season 3, maybe sprays will become popular again.