Players of Black Ops 6 are growing increasingly concerned that the ongoing The Hit List event may ultimately be unsuccessful, leading to fears that they may not unlock the highly anticipated Sirin 9MM SMG.
In recent years, the Call of Duty franchise has introduced community challenges as a way to incentivize players to unlock new weapons, special items, and attachments. These challenges typically revolve around a collective goal, often based on the number of kills achieved by the community within a specific game mode or time frame. This feature allows players to collaborate and rally together for a common cause.
The Hit List in Black Ops 6 marks the first of these community challenges for this installment. Players must achieve kill-based targets while unlocking various rewards along the way, with the ultimate goal being the acquisition of the Sirin 9MM SMG after reaching a staggering 50 billion points.
Community Concerns About Unlocking the Sirin 9MM
Despite the excitement surrounding The Hit List event, many fans believe that it is faltering. Reports of hacking, persistent bugs, and a general disinterest in the multiplayer component of the game have led to skepticism about the event’s success.
One player lamented, “I’ve never seen an event like this fail in a game. They’ll just inflate the numbers to ensure we hit the goal if they need to.” Another user humorously agreed, stating, “Even if we fail, they’ll just inflate it so that we complete it anyways; no way they would risk not releasing the content they developed.”
So if we don’t hit 50 bill, they just never gonna drop it or what? by u/kingkiller690 in blackops6
Frustration has also emerged regarding the user experience in tracking progress. Comments from players highlight dissatisfaction with the lengthy community progress animation that precedes individual tracking, with one user saying, “Hey, Devs, no one wants to have to sit through this animation.” Another player echoed this sentiment, expressing disdain for what they perceive as unnecessary animations.
Should the community fail to gather the requisite points to unlock the Sirin 9MM, it’s plausible that developers might postpone its release or incorporate it into a future update, such as Season 1 Reloaded. At this point, fans will have to remain vigilant and see how the situation unfolds.
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