Players are frustrated with the Skill-Based Matchmaking in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. Activision hasn't shared sales numbers, raising concerns among fans. Charlie Olson, who developed the SBMM, announced plans for 'open matchmaking' but confirmed that SBMM won't be fully removed. This setup tends to create intense, competitive lobbies that casual players find daunting, leading to longer wait times and connection issues. As the game's initial sales falter, Olson suggested Activision might switch to a two-year release cycle. With some new features and upcoming DLC teased, will these changes be enough to keep players engaged?
Published on: 11/25/2025
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