Summary
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is hosting a Quad Feed Double XP event until January 21, boosting account progression, GobbleGum, weapons, and Battle Pass XP.
- Treyarch celebrates the Zombies community on 115 Day with art, cosplay, and more, in anticipation of Season 2.
- Season 2 of Black Ops 6 will introduce a new Zombies map, The Tomb, along with various Quality of Life enhancements.
In celebration of 115 Day, a nod to Zombies fans, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is launching a Quad Feed Double XP event that will help players level up across various aspects of the game. As a live-service franchise, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 constantly evolves with updates and limited-time events.
The beloved Zombies Mode, a hallmark of Treyarch's Call of Duty titles, remains a central feature in Black Ops 6. Earlier in the week, Treyarch teased a major announcement for 115 Day, sparking excitement among Zombies enthusiasts. For those unfamiliar, the number "115" is significant in the Zombies franchise, linked to Element-115, which triggered the zombie outbreak, and various Easter eggs. Treyarch's celebration included a wealth of announcements for the community.
Before diving into Zombies-specific updates, Treyarch's blog post announced that starting January 15, all Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 players can participate in a special Quad Feed Double XP event, running until January 21 at 10 am PT. This event doubles the experience earned for player account progression, all weapons, Battle Pass, and GobbleGum. This XP boost is perfect for players looking to progress before the launch of Season 2 later this month.
What is Quad Feed Double XP in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6?
- 2X GobbleGum earn rate
- 2X Player XP
- 2X Weapon XP
- 2X Battle Pass XP
In addition to the XP boost, Treyarch celebrated the Zombies community with art, cosplay, and more. The blog also teased upcoming Quality of Life improvements for Season 2, along with statistics for Zombies Directed Mode, and introduced a new Zombies map called The Tomb.
Despite these highlights, Black Ops 6 has faced its challenges, including issues with hacking, cheating, bugs, and underwhelming limited-time events. These problems have led to significant player frustration and a notable decline in the player base, with some platforms like Steam seeing nearly a 50% drop since the game's October 2024 launch. As Season 2 approaches, players are hopeful for improvements that can revitalize the game.
