Call of Duty Black Ops 6 has introduced a new movement mechanic called Omnimovement. The new mechanics will enable players to move in any direction. It will allow players to strafe in any direction while sprinting, similar to the way heroes do in the action movies.
Omnimovement will probably change the way Call of Duty is played and here’s a comprehensive guide to help you master this essential skill.
How to use Omnimovement in Black Ops 6
Before diving into the mechanics, ensure you have the following settings enabled:
- Tactical Sprint Assist: This allows you to maintain a constant sprint, regardless of direction.
- Sprint Assist Sideways and Backwards: Enables sprinting in all directions.
Let’s now look at all the core or fundamental Omnimovement techniques:
- Sliding: Slide sideways or backwards to quickly change direction and avoid enemy fire.
- Diving: Dive in any direction to gain height or quickly reposition.
- Mantling: Automatically climb over obstacles. This makes the movement experience more fluid.
- Corner Peeking: You can use the new aiming mantling system to peek around corners while minimizing your exposure.
Apart from using the new Omnimovement in a basic way, you can also use it to perform some advanced movements. Here are all the Advanced Omnimovement techniques:
- Slide-to-Prone: You can now combine sliding with going prone for a new falling slide.
- Counter-Strafe: Slide to prone and then quickly change direction to confuse opponents.
- Chaining Movements: You can stitch together different movement techniques for confusing your opponents.
- Strategic Diving: Use diving to escape dangerous situations or gain a height advantage.
Omnimovement in Black Ops 6 is not just about flaunting cool new moves. It’s a powerful tool that can significantly improve your gameplay and make you a very advanced player. That concludes our guide on how to use Omnimovement in Black Ops 6.
READ MORE: How to get a nuke in Black Ops 6 — end the game your way
