Recent rumors hint at the return of Frank Woods, a beloved character from the iconic Call of Duty series, as a playable operator in the upcoming Black Ops 6 title. Woods, known for his significant roles in the Call of Duty: Black Ops narratives, could soon be controlled by players in multiplayer matches.
The Call of Duty: Black Ops games have been praised for their narrative creativity, exploring unconventional time periods and locations not typically seen in other Call of Duty titles. From the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion to the Vietnam War, the Black Ops series has offered players a diverse and engaging experience. Additionally, Treyarch, the series developer, has used Black Ops to introduce unique gameplay elements like the popular Zombies mode, providing fans with a fresh take on the franchise.
Reports suggest that the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 may leverage the nostalgia surrounding recurring characters in the series. According to sources like CharlieIntel, data miners have uncovered clues pointing to Frank Woods, a beloved campaign character, being featured as a playable operator in the game. It is speculated that Woods could potentially be a pre-order bonus for Black Ops 6, a tactic often used to entice players before a game's release.
Playable Frank Woods Operator as Black Ops 6 Pre-Order Incentive
A recent tweet from CharlieIntel hinted at the possibility of unlocking Frank Woods as a pre-order bonus for Black Ops 6. While specific details about the character's inclusion remain undisclosed, with the game's potential reveal by Microsoft on the horizon, it's expected that more information will be revealed soon to excite fans.
Frank Woods has garnered a large following over the years, even making a surprising appearance as a revived character in Black Ops 4, long after his presumed demise. Given the timeline of the Black Ops series, where Woods would be elderly during the 1991 Gulf War, utilizing him as a pre-order bonus character for multiplayer seems like a strategic choice. This decision would allow players to experience the iconic character in his prime, rather than in his later years as portrayed in Black Ops 2.