TimtheTatMan Urges Black Ops 6 Developers to Address Critically “Broken” Killstreak Issues

TimTheTatman recently tested the Archangel Launcher in Black Ops 6 and found that the Scorestreak is plagued by a serious “broken” glitch, rendering it ineffective.

Treyarch has added a variety of new Scorestreaks in BO6, including the Dreadnought, which many enthusiasts claim surpasses the legendary AC-130. This advanced gunship is outfitted with an array of cannons, rocket pods, and even a Daisy Cutter bomb.

Gameplay clips have shown the Dreadnought decimating entire lobbies, sending chills through the community. Fortunately, this powerful Scorestreak is also the hardest to acquire, requiring 1800 points to unlock.

However, not all new Scorestreaks have made a memorable impression. The Archangel Launcher is designed to fire two remote-controlled rockets with a capacity of two in its magazine. Players can deploy these rockets either to eliminate enemies directly or to take down opposing Killstreaks.

TimTheTatman found out that, unfortunately, it currently fails to perform either task effectively. After launching the Archangel, he initially had control over the rocket’s path, but then encountered a malfunction that prevented him from steering it, causing the missile to drift aimlessly into the sky without any effect.

hey @callofduty i think something is broken pic.twitter.com/fPIujh0LJu

— timthetatman👑 (@timthetatman) October 29, 2024

In his tweet, the streamer tagged Call of Duty, prompting a request for the developers to look into this malfunction. In the meantime, fans jumped in with humorous comments aimed at Tim.

“Did you try moving your mouse more to the right? That’s how you turn it,” one user quipped.

“I don’t know, but it looks like it might be user error,” another chimed in.

Despite the jokes, some players have similarly reported encountering the same problem, with one user stating they had to tweak their settings due to this glitch.

Treyarch has shown a commitment to resolving gameplay issues in the past, though the team has not yet responded to this particular concern.

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