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Call of Duty Black Ops 6has a major problem with its user interface stylization, and appears quite a bit cluttered at times. This is quite a common complaint, and players have been clamoring for an updated UI for quite some time now.
Until Treyarch and Activision officially release any sort of updates to the HUD though, this problem is likely to persist, and fans will be forced to take up creative liberty and design their own interfaces – something which the community has already been up to.
Fan manages to create a better HUD for Call of Duty Black Ops 6
A recent Reddit post on the r/CODZombies subreddit has gained traction, addressing Treyarch and Activision Blizzard’sinadequacy in tackling one of the most important aspects of a game– its HUD.
Black Ops 6has an incredibly messy UI, which does a poor job of presenting information to players, often causing sensory overload with the bombardment of uncategorized information directed toward the player.
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As such, this particular HUD brings with it the following improvements:
The user has clearly put in a lot of effort into the markup, which makes Treyarch’s current implementation look far worse. Treyarch could learn a thing or two from this user, to which many have agreed upon.
While a massive improvement, there is still some room for improvement. For starters, the UI could have a toggle for more advanced customization, allowing for things such as theremoval of the GobbleGumHUD and adding in more shortcuts to commonly used moves.
Another area the modified HUD could perhaps improve upon would be to group notifications separately – and have everything displayed in grouped columns instead.
Either way, Treyarch would do well to implement these changes in some form or the other.
Call of Duty Black Ops 6 has a lot more problems that need addressing
Of course, a cluttered HUD is the least ofCall of Duty’sproblems right now. Fromlow player countsto an abundance of cheaters, the game is at its lowest right now, and things do not look to get better anytime soon.
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Call of Dutyhas hit a serious point of stagnation, and many of its players have left the game for other titles, or have grown to develop a distaste for Activision’s policies. The lack of any concrete effort from the publisher does not help make things easier either.
The cheater problem is also of quite grave importance here, and Treyarch/Activision’s updates to their anti-cheat, Ricochet, has done nothing to help in this regard.
It is hoped that Activision manages to get their bearings together soon, and find a way to makeCall of Dutya better series going forward.
Dipan Saha
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Dipan has been contributing to FandomWire’s Gaming and Gaming Tech sections for over half a year now. He loves writing about AAA, indie and gacha games - along with dabbling in tech from time to time. Some of his favorite games include Prince of Persia (2008), Animal Well and Death Stranding.
