Dr DisRespect on Call of Duty Black Ops 4 Beta: "Black Ops 4 is Refreshing"

Twitch streamer Dr DisRespect draws in tens of thousands of viewers each stream who love to watch the entertaining persona compete in the battle royale titles of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) and Fortnite on most occasions.

However, this does not mean that Dr DisRespect is a stranger to the Call of Duty franchise, as the influencer was once a level designer for Sledgehammer Games when the studio was working on Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.

Taking some to enjoy the Private Beta that is currently underway for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Dr Dis Respect took to Twitter and gave his first impressions on the upcoming entry in the popular first person shooter franchise. 

Black Ops 4 is refreshing. Strong class system and abilities. Satisfying heal system incorporated in the second to second gameplay. Solid.

Potential red flags:

- Corridor map design
- AR and Sniper limited use
- Increased player health leads to extended fights and pinches pic.twitter.com/yMT1EcxMIz

— Dr DisRespect (@DrDisRespect) August 3, 2018

Citing that the class system, specialist abilities and new healing system that Black Ops 4 brings to the Call of Duty franchise, Dr Dis Respect stated that the newest Treyarch game is of a refreshing nature.

The Twitch personality did also include some concerns that he felt regarding the state of Black Ops 4 that is currently playable in the Private Beta.

These "red flags" consisted of the corridor like map design that the six maps of the Black Ops 4 Private Beta utilize, the limited use of the assault rifle and sniper rifle weapons, as sub machine guns look to be the strongest class of weapon in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 currently and how the increased health of players to 150 points leads to extended fights and pinches. 

While Dr DisRespect did have some criticism of the version of Black Ops 4 that is currently available for the community to experience in the title's Private Beta, the positives that the two-time champion pointed to could possibly mean that fans of the streamer could be seeing Dr DisRespect add the newest Call of Duty game to his stream rotation, especially with the inclusion of its highly anticipated Blackout battle royale mode.

(cover photo courtesy of G Fuel and Treyarch)