Players exploit Black Ops 4 emotes to take a look around corners.

The first-person perspective in fencers usually brings a kind of balance inherent to the constant battle for cover: if you look at your front opponent, he will be able to see you too. During the weekend, Black Ops 4 Players discovered that the game's new gesture system had the unintended side effect of breaking that balance, allowing them to easily and securely see around the cover from the third person's point of view .

When you perform a Fortnitesign language Black Ops 4, the camera instantly zooms out to a third-person view with complete, clear control of the camera. The goal is for players to enjoy their own animations from any angle. But the new point of view also makes it possible to take a stealthy look around the walls and the angles, as it is seen in many cases. video and examples of photos that have been put online since the game's launch.

Developer Treyarch is wasting no time in responding to players' concerns about the seemingly unintended imbalance. In a statement published on Reddit Saturday, the company writes that she is working on an update that will remove the third-person camera with the free-of-charge appearance of the "competitive" parts of the game.

We are aware that players have been able to use gestures (often called "emotes" by the community) to take a look at the corners of the modes in which this may create an unfair advantage. We are currently working on an update that creates two systems for Gestures: the default system present in the game and a competitive version that disables the free mode and applies different camera settings to prevent its use from seeing in the corners. The default system will be used in parts of the game where angle detection will not affect the game's balance (such as Blackout's staging area), and the competing version will be used in modes requiring a system of play. more restrictive camera. We want players to always have fun with the actions as expected, but never at the expense of fair gameplay!

Assuming the update is available soon, this quick response is a good sign for responsiveness and support. Black Ops 4 could get going from the front. We are still testing the game at Orbital HQ Ars and we will soon have a full review.