\u201cBroken\u201d reticles you should avoid using in Black Ops Cold War Activision \/ TreyarchSince the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, players have been grinding to unlock their favorite weapons, skins, and customization options. Unlocking the best reticles for each gun is important, and a video by YouTuber \u2018JGOD\u2019 has exposed some huge issues with the game\u2019s current reticle choices. Since the game\u2019s release on November 13, Black Ops Cold War players have been furiously grinding to unlock additional weapons and customization options in both Multiplayer and Zombies. Some of the most important items for players to unlock are the various gun reticles across the two main game modes. Players want to make sure they are using the best reticle to help them stay on-target during the action. In a video posted to his YouTube channel, content creator \u2018JGOD\u2019 has criticized the current offering of reticles in Cold War, along with confirming which are the best options with what\u2019s available. Broken reticles in Cold War In the video, JGOD takes a deep dive into the issues with the reticles available in Multiplayer and Zombies. He breaks down exactly what is wrong with each of the reticles for the 1.25x and 1.37x scopes, which are some of the most popular options in Cold War. JGOD starts off on Cartel with some basic red dot\/triangle options for each scope, showing how they can be seen easily when looking at textures like walls. However, as soon as he moves his reticle up into the air, the red crosshairs completely disappear. \u201cWhere did that red reticle go?\u201d he asks while looking around. The YouTuber continues by showing how some reticles \u2013 even yellow and green options \u2013 are invisible when looking at other textures around the map. He seems shocked, saying: \u201cI\u2019ve never, ever, ever, ever had this issue in any other Call of Duty.\u201d The video continues with a breakdown of each reticle\u2019s in-game appearance compared to their image in Cold War\u2019s loadout menu. JGOD shows that almost every red, yellow, or green reticle is affected by different visual issues, and players should avoid those options until the problems are addressed. Best reticle options for Black Ops Cold War With all the issues JGOD pointed out in his video, players might be wondering what reticles are still worth using. Luckily, there are still a few good options available. Similar to Modern Warfare, the blue reticle options appear to be the best choice for Cold War players at the moment. JGOD confirms that, saying: \u201cWhen it comes to the reticles . . . you wanna pretty much go with the blue ones.\u201d He winds down his video by saying he is \u201cjust bringing awareness to this type of issue, so that if the devs were unaware of how broken this is, they can get on it.\u201d While Treyarch has confirmed they are working on other reticles issues \u2013 like certain reticles appearing upside down \u2013 they have not addressed the concerns surrounding reticle visibility at the time of writing.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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