Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Beta Wins Praise for New Mode, Toned Down SBMM
German YouTuber Cem Gülen, known as HapticRush, has praised recent changes in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta, which introduced a new mode and toned down skill-based matchmaking (SBMM). The popular content creator, with over 905,000 subscribers, has been playing and reviewing Call of Duty since Black Ops 1.
HapticRush, who has been playing Call of Duty since Black Ops 1, welcomed the new 'Open Moshpit' mode in the Black Ops 7 beta. This mode, along with 'Open Hardcore Moshpit' and 'Open Search & Destroy', reduces the influence of SBMM, allowing for more relaxed gameplay. Critics of SBMM argue that it forces players to give their best in every match, preventing casual, fun gameplay.
HapticRush thanked Battlefield for the increased competition, suggesting that it might have influenced Activision's decision to make these changes. Battlefield 6, set to release on October 10, 2025, has made a strong impression with its beta, putting pressure on Call of Duty. In response, Activision has announced that Black Ops 7 will focus on more authentic skins, moving away from exaggerated ones.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta's new 'Open Moshpit' mode and reduced SBMM have been well-received by HapticRush and other players seeking a more casual gaming experience. The increased competition from Battlefield 6 may have influenced these changes, which aim to provide a more authentic and relaxed gameplay experience.
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