Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War’s multiplayer reveal is right around the corner, with the franchise’s official Twitter feed maintaining an active countdown. Every day a new Tweet has appeared revolving around the Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War multiplayer reveal, but the tweets themselves hold some interesting information.
The most recent Call of Duty tweet held a countdown video that confirmed a fan-favorite kill-streak was being added to the game. Although earlier leaks had already suggested its use, the confirmation only goes to drive excitement about the game.
The video was posted to Twitter this afternoon with an update on the multiplayer, confirming the killstreak by showing clear footage of the RC-XD in action. Fans get a clear view of the tire before the clip shifts into a jump by the explosive remote-controlled device. The video loops after that, showing the same clip several times before ending. Fans are already hard at work investigating the background of the clip in search of more hidden Cold War information.
Many fans still remember the RC-XD debut back in 2010 with Call of Duty: Black Ops’ launch. Many fans hoped that the car would be making a return in Black Ops Cold War, as the game serves as a direct sequel to the initial release. Although Black Ops Cold War is set in the early 1980s and using that era’s technology, fans are hoping that several other popular killstreaks will make it into the game alongside the beloved car.
In the original game, the RC-XD was rewarded to players after three or four kills. Players would switch to a second camera where they then could drive around a small RC car loaded with C4. The car moved super fast across maps and even came with a boost for an extra burst of speed. Using the remote detonator, the RC-XD became a perfect weapon for busting camping positions and bypassing secure points. The entire strategy is similar to the Modern Warfare drone trick that many multiplayer and Warzone fans use.
This is not the first reveal for the RC-XD, as schematics were discovered inside various Warzone locations. Fans also noticed a clip where the infamous device was used in the main trailer as it sped down a runway and blew open an escaping plane. Fans hope that more details on the RC-XD and other killstreaks will be revealed during the multiplayer debut on September 9th.
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War is set to release on November 13th on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
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