Summary

• Treyarch confirms it is working on adding a feature to allow Black Ops 6 players to track challenges in the game's UI.
• Challenge tracking was available in 2023's Modern Warfare 3, but did not carry over to Black Ops 6.
• A release date for the feature is currently unknown, but a major content update is coming later this month.

Treyarch Studios, the developers behind Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, have exciting news for fans: they are actively working on reintroducing the much-loved challenge tracking feature into the game's UI. This feature, which was notably present in the 2023 release of Modern Warfare 3, did not make it into Black Ops 6 upon its launch, leaving many players disappointed. While the exact release date for this feature remains undisclosed, anticipation is high as Season 2 of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is slated to roll out later this month, potentially bringing this eagerly awaited update.

On January 9, Treyarch rolled out a significant update for Black Ops 6, enhancing both the Multiplayer and Zombies modes. This patch included numerous bug fixes aimed at improving the game's UI and audio, alongside a boost in XP for the newly introduced Red Light, Green Light mode in Multiplayer. In response to community feedback, Treyarch also made substantial changes to Zombies mode, reverting a controversial update from January 3 that had extended the time between rounds and delayed zombie spawns after five loops in Directed Mode.

Treyarch Confirms New Black Ops 6 Feature in Development

Although the recent patch notes did not mention it, Treyarch responded directly to a fan's request on Twitter about adding in-game challenge tracking during Multiplayer matches. The studio confirmed that this feature is "currently in the works." Given its popularity in Modern Warfare 3, the absence of challenge tracking in Black Ops 6 was a significant oversight, especially considering both games are integrated within the Call of Duty HQ app.

For players striving to achieve Black Ops 6's coveted Mastery camos, the ability to track challenges in real-time will be a game-changer. Similar to its implementation in Modern Warfare 3, players will likely be able to select specific challenges, such as headshot camos for various weapons, and monitor their progress live within the game's UI. This feature will enable players to gauge their progress mid-game, eliminating the need to wait until the match concludes.

In addition to challenge tracking, Treyarch also confirmed another major update for Black Ops 6 Zombies. Responding to a fan's request for separate HUD settings for Multiplayer and Zombies, the studio revealed that this feature is "also in the works." This change will allow players to customize their HUD settings independently for each mode, enhancing the overall gaming experience.