Karma is Not a Fan of the Tac-Deploy in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Beta
By Nicholas Barth ·
Three-time Call of Duty world champion Damon "Karma" Barlow has been showing off his skills in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Private Beta but has stated his dislike of the Tac-Deploy piece of equipment.
The Private Beta for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is currently underway, as players are getting their first chance at experiencing everything new that Black Ops 4 is bringing to the Call of Duty franchise. One of these players is three-time Call of Duty World Champion Damon "Karma" Barlow who has been playing the Private Beta for Treyarch's upcoming entry in the first person shooter franchise, and has shown that he will be a valuable addition to any Call of Duty World League roster for next season.
However, there is one feature of Black Ops 4 that is currently apart of the Private Beta version of the title that Karma has been playing that the former OpTic Gaming player is not a fan of. This feature would be the Tac-Deploy piece of equipment that acts as a spawn beacon and allows for a player and their team to spawn in one location together.
During a recent stream of his, Karma explained why the Tac-Deploy piece of equipment is the one feature of Black Ops 4 that he dislikes.
"The only thing that is really bothering me right now is the spawner on the one class because it spawns a whole team, and they can spawn in a Hardpoint, in a cap, literally anywhere. That's the only thing that I don't like," said Karma.
Currently the specialist that employs the Tac-Deploy spawn beacon is Seraph, who also allows players to utilize the Annilhilator, which is a high caliber revolver weapon that can kill enemies in one shot. The combination of the Tac-Deploy spawn beacon and the Annilhilator has made Seraph a popular choice for players so far in the Private Beta for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
However, Treyarch may take a look at changing how many players the Tac-Deploy spawn beacon for Seraph can spawn at its location if a large majority of the community shares the same feeling towards the piece of equipment that Karma has shared regarding its current version in the Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Private Beta.
(cover photo courtesy of Scuf Gaming and Treyarch)