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Adin Ross Wastes Thousands Buying Early Copy of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6
Key Takeaways
- Adin Ross spent roughly $5,000 on an early copy of Black Ops 6 but can’t play it yet.
- Treyarch revealed many details about Black Ops 6, including Mastery Camos and fixes to combat cheaters.
- Adin Ross will stream Black Ops 6 gameplay once servers are live, confirming it was pointless to get an early copy.
Adin Ross confirms he spent up to $5,000 on an early copy of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, but he can’t play it. Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is set to release on October 25, and players who get their hands on an early copy won’t get much further than Call of Duty HQ.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 was revealed during Summer Game Fest 2024; since then, new details have been revealed. These include two Zombies maps that were shown off, the new version of Nuketown, Mastery Camos, the Prestige system, and more. Treyarch ran a beta test phase in September, allowing many fans to try the game before its release. During the beta, players were able to try the new arsenal of weapons and explore the game’s multiplayer maps, and some discovered Black Ops 6 cheaters who circumvented its anti-cheat. Since the beta was released, players have been eager to play the full game, but Adin Ross ran into a hiccup with an early copy of the game.
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The Dexerto Twitter account recently shared a video from Adin Ross’ Kick livestream in which he discusses an early copy of Black Ops 6 that he bought. In the video, Adin Ross holds up a PS5 copy of the game and tells his fans that it’s pointless to get it early this year. According to Ross, an early copy of the game will merely load Call of Duty HQ rather than the Black Ops 6 menus that players could access during the beta. Even if the popular Kick streamer was able to load the game modes, it’s unlikely that many people would be playing it ahead of its release. In the clip, Ross confirms that he’ll stream Black Ops 6 gameplay once the servers are live.
Adin Ross Spent Thousands on Black Ops 6 for PS5
It’s unclear where Adin Ross acquired his early copy of Black Ops 6, but he claims to have spent between $4,000 and $5,000 on it. While Ross suggests that he was scammed, the person who sold the PS5 game may not have known it was unplayable. It’s likely that the disc at least permitted Adin Ross to download the game early, but the game may have a day one patch on release day. Because players can install the game by pre-ordering a legitimate copy of the game digitally or by subscribing to Xbox Game Pass, this isn’t a significant reason to secure an early copy.
Treyarch has seemingly disabled the Black Ops 6 multiplayer that was accessible during the beta with a patch. As Treyarch will continue patching Black Ops 6 in the future, it’s likely that new content will be added post-launch like in recent Call of Duty installments.
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