Exciting new leaks from a trusted insider suggest that Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 might reintroduce looping scorestreaks, a gameplay mechanic first seen in Call of Duty: World at War (2008). While Treyarch has not officially confirmed this feature, the gaming community is buzzing with anticipation.

As Battlefield 6 enjoys record-breaking success with its open beta, Call of Duty fans are eagerly awaiting more details about Black Ops 7. So far, only a cinematic trailer has been released, but the full reveal is scheduled for August 19. Activision’s delayed announcement has only heightened the excitement.

Looping scorestreaks, which allow players to chain together multiple streaks in a single life, have been a contentious feature in the Call of Duty series. While some players love the momentum it creates, others find it frustrating to face opponents with stacked streaks. Notably, Black Ops 6 omitted this mechanic, but insider TheGhostOfHope claims it could return in Black Ops 7.

Though TheGhostOfHope is a reliable source, fans should wait for official confirmation from Activision or Treyarch. Social media reactions have been overwhelmingly positive, with players like BSoloe tweeting, "This should just be in every Call of Duty by default.'"Others, like Frankie, argue that carrying a team in Black Ops 6 feels impossible without looping streaks.

With Battlefield 6 making a strong comeback, Activision may need to listen to fan demands to stay ahead. Features like looping scorestreaks could be key to winning over players tired of unrealistic cosmetics and questionable gameplay choices. Despite Activision's confidence, Battlefield 6's open beta has already surpassed Call of Duty's peak concurrent players on Steam—a potential warning sign.